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I would love to use pheonix worms and dubai... but unfotunately dubai are illegal in Canada... dumb laws. And the closest place that ships out pheonix worms, for some reason to my area would cost 40$ in shipping... for a 20$ order of worms :S the logic there is astounding.. I was thinking of...

So over the last few months, my 9-11 month old(approx) guy has stopped eating/showing any interest in crickets. I can basically only feed him 6-8 super worms in the morning(as i know with their chitin/hard shell 6-8 is about the most that can be fed in a day) and his daily greens/peppers. He...

HeS anywhere from. 8-11 months old.. Not entirely sure which. I've tried a variety of things and he just ignores the stuff till he's hungry I assume. Variety doesn't seem to change much, he does that no matter what item is in his dish. And I don't have a scale, but visibly it doesn't look...

So my beardie used to eat his daily fill of crickets 2x a day and his collard greens... then he would refuse to eat collard greens so I added mainly peppers ontop and he ate them for a while.. now he has went back to occasionally eating his greens/veggies... Basically, I got a few superworms...

So.. I was a bit dumb and baught a 36x12x12 when I was first getting a bd.. now that he's pretty much outgrown the height, and as weather should now permit im probably going to build a 4x2x2 for him. One of my concepts is something along the lines of this.

Ok so my bd, Jarvan, about 7-9 months old now has recently.. Ide say within the last 2-3 weeks has given up on greens for some reason. He will still eat other vegetables like peppers and squash.. But avoids anything leafy and green. He used to eat his daily collards, but now just ignores them...

Yes, bearded dragons, especially young ones need the protein from live prey to live and grow. When they reach adulthoransition to about 70-80% plants and 30% protein but will always need to be fed some form of live insect. Gut loading is basically just as it sounds. You feed the prey items food...

Yea I assumed you can probably find them in several places, esp. Like amazon. I've yet to see anything like it up here in where I live in canada.

So my girlfriend came back from a trip to florida, and instead of getting me one of those cheesy shirts that say florida, she found and got me this. As lizard lovers I figured some of you would enjoy seeing it.

He's also been going to bed really early some days. A few days I've came home to feed him @ 7ish and he's tucked into his cave trying to sleep or out in the open with his eyes closed. So I just let him sleep instead of waking him to give him his second meal Don't know if that means anything either.

Reptisun 10.0 linear tube - 5 months old(changing next month) Basking bulb by zoomed, and clear incandescent on cool side. Basking spot is 100-105 usually. Hot side is 90s-85 range. Cool side is 85- range Measured with a therm w/probe on the spots. Daily diet is crickets 2x a day, dusted with...

Usually the temp is closer to 100-105. It was hotter in my house the one day so it peaked at that. And ehh... He'll sit there for a bit but then move to the cool side most of the time. I bathe him every 2-3 days however lately I haven't been home as much so sometimes 4-5 days without one. But...

1hr+ and the probe is ontop of his basking spot I don't think lighting is the problem

So I have had jarvan(formerly known as elise due to sexing) since september. He was very active in chasing down them pesky crickets. Was estimated @ 2-3 months when I got h he's anywhere from 6-9 months old, is that too young even for brum? But as most say, he now is showing little to no...

hes about 7-9 months of age approx. When i got him in september, they told me he was about 2-3 months old so could be anywhere between 6-9 months basically

Probe thermometer and one of those reptile basking lights by zoomed. Been the same one since I got him.

Ok so this has been happening recently and I don't know why. All of a sudden a few weeks ago, my dragon has just became the laziest thing alive. He used to chase down every last cricket that was put in, and now... Maybe 3 crickets he'll chase if I'm lucky, and then just sits and waits till they...

Cresteds are much simpler than the likes od bearded dragons in many ways. 1. Feeding: as you know since this is a bd forum, they require greens, and live insects of various different species. They must also have their feedings dusted with calcium/multivitamin powder. Cresteds on the other...

7 a day is way too low. Should be letting them eat as many as they want in a 5-10 ninute span, twice a day of appropriate sized crickets (the space between their eyes) To keep them alive longer, make sure you have a food/water supply for them. The same greens you feed your dragon, carrots...

there is a good lesson for you in this however. As people have stated multiple times on this forum. Be careful when buying from a chain store. Make sure they are alert, moving around etc. If this is 100% petsmarts fault, and you noticed it had all the symptoms of mbd while still @ the pet store...