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Speaking of light times, my beardies know when the lights are near going out and will put themselves 'to bed' in anticipation of it. I have mine on at 7:15 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. and that works great for them. The timer for the lights was the greatest invention known to man kind.

My boy black beards when he's throwing a temper tantrum. I just pick him up and he closes his eyes. He's spoiled.

Very nice!! I, too, struggle with the harness situation. The last time I was attempting to get Jack into a harness type device, he pooped. LOL!

Jack is turning into a monmas boy. He opens his mouth at my son and husband. They want nothing to do with him. Lol. He'll sit attached to my shoulder while I do my house chores. He literally clings to me when I try to put him down. He is a healthy little booger. Never knew I could fall for a...

Let us know how she's doing. Our lights are set to on 7:15 a.m. and off 8:15 p.m. They usually fall asleep where ever they are when the lights go off. Sometimes they'll come down off of the basking spot, sometimes not. They are in our tv room and the tv and lights do not affect them sleeping. My...

I have a girl and a newly rescued boy. They have separate homes and a towel put between the 2 so they can't see each other. She doesn't mind him, but if he sees her, he goes nuts with the head bobbing and trying to get at her. I have *slowly* started taking him out and holding him by her house...

She's done it before, it just took us this long to figure out that she is doing it on purpose. :lol:

This might be old news and you might already have a solution, but came across this today in Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01A98HM94?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_1&smid=A3LRDQCJ73A2H4 I think I might get it for yard time! I took my rescue, Jack, outside yesterday. Just...

So, my female, Max, eats out of a bowl like a dog. Well we noticed that she puts her foot on the bowl to tip it towards her. Yesterday, her bowl was empty so she would bump it as she went by to make it ching against the tank. The second time she did it she stared at me. I told my husband, you're...

I had 2 girls that lived together for years and never had a problem. They even slept together touching. I fed them in separate locations, so I knew exactly what they were eating and how much.

Oh yeah. He was quarantined and was making such a ruckus, we had to give him his own enclosure. He's a very active male and my other is a very docile female. They have not been introduced. He goes crazy every time he sees her. He has no visible parasites or in his poo. He seems quite healthy. No...

Hello! I'm going to chime in here. Apologies for the long story.. I had 2 girls. Raised together, lived together, very seldom did anything other than lay around. 1 passed away and then there was 1. My sister asked if I wanted another and I said no. Then, the Good Lord sent a bearded dragon...

I would have kept the name. I love Spyro (that little purple dragon on video games is just too cute!). We named our dragon Maximus because it is the Latin term for "greatest" or "largest". She is large and great, so we kept her name when we found out she was female. We call her Maxie or Maxine...

My hubby just brought home #2. He was on his construction site and saw a beardie running by. He took a pic, called me, then scooped him up in a bucket and brought him home. Hubby was terrified a bird would get him. I named him Jack.

Today I came home to a fair amount of poo. This in turn is now a full cage clean and a beardie bath. Beardie poos in bath. Another full bleach cleaning of bath. This took an hour and a half. This is not an everyday thing, but you can not let it sit. I also can not begin to elaborate on the poo...

Finally! Today he had a bath and a snuggle. He has sat still for almost 2 hours now. I'm so very thankfully. I feel like he's finally settling into the family. I was getting really worried about him and his reflection.

There we go. I was using my phone and could not figure out XIMG. :P Anyways. He is so much more active than my female. But I think he's younger than her. His temps are fine, he's eating, pooping, just active. I do handle him everyday. He is starting to recognize me, which is cool. I think he...

I uploaded a picture. She is a he and not like my female at all. She is very calm, but we've had her for 3 years. My sister had her for 2 years prior. He is very active. I can handle him, but Jack still doesn't like his reflection. I did put towels on the tank and he does have some bouts of...