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we had just gotten our younger beardie heisenberg back from the vet about a week ago. he had issues with a vitamin deficiency when we got him. when we got him back he had shed on his legs but not his body. now he seems to only want to eat his veggies and only when he's ready. he won't touch...

yeah i tried the bin feeding and it just didn't work. i figured a small enclosure they would be more inclined to eat because the crickets were so close.instead they started trying to scale the walls. tried it on two occasions. so instead i out newspaper in it and that's how we get to the vet...

he really does. i think another part of it is that they are terrible hunters atm. heisenberg picked it up though. hes had 30+ crickets today. i try to stay away from mealworms. the only alternative atm is dusted wax worms. some places won't ship past a certain day.

we got some pictures tanked just gotta upload them to the site. they seem much happier now. heisenberg is eating like a beast and leatherface is still kind of being picky about his food but all that space is his now so he's living like royalty. it was definitely the right choice to seperate the...

Alowishus Devandander Ambercrombie aka Leatherface

quick question. our bearded dragons are kind of snobby when it comes down to food. leatherface seems to be more into veggies more than crickets. he'll eat the crickets on occasion and just went through a shed. the youngest actually hunts for crickets however sometime he just kind of gives up...

just an off topic question wondering how other members got into the novelty of having a bearded dragon as a pet. rescue stories, fanatic stories, feel free to share. i personally always thought it was a crazy idea to have reptiles because above all i am a dog person. bully breeds in particular...

my final question for the night is about bin feeding. it there any perks or down sides to it and if there are perks how do you get your dragon to bin feed without freaking him out. mine go ballistic s soon as i put them in there. also i usually try this in a well lit area, handing him only a few...

Leartherface has three lights in his tank. one day light heat bulb,one uva and one uvb bulb as well as a baskinf=g area that he prefers to his rock (his hide out...which he stands on top of like he's royalty). my second beardie heisenberg has a 20 gallon tank that has the same kind of set up...

will do. that'd be great. some of the pictures i've seen of the tail/pores were on much larger dragons than i have. i'll post pics in a little bit.

i have no idea honestly. we've only had them for a few weeks now and from what i've dug up on the internet you can't really tell until they are a certain size or age. there are no vets relatively close that handle bearded dragon issues or sexing for that matter. However I did manage to find one...

my oldest bearded dragon is such a slob. i cleaned his tank up the other day and it's trashed! it's like he's having some sort of party in there or something.

thanks. i really appreciate the info. his appetite seems to be increasing so i'm going to have to come up with a schedule soon.

i've got a question and hopefully this is just a common thing. my beardies apparently needed a break from crickets. now they went back to crickets but they will only eat about maybe 6-10 crickets of the appropriate size before filling up. after that they ignore the rest not to mention some hide...

thanks for the advice. we were actually thinking about going with phoenix worms. the roaches creep my fiance out. but i'm still pushing for the dubias. :twisted: :lol:

I know this shouldn't be a concern but my oldest bearded dragon Leatherface seems to have an addiction to veggies more than meat. He's kind of lazy at the moment and will eat worms either hand fed or right in his face. He's very active otherwise I guess he just thinks come feeding time they...

Just recently I bought a 20 gallon tank for my youngest beardie Heisenberg. Leatherface (our oldest beardie by a few weeks) was apparently not happy with the return of what seemed to be his buddy at first. It was an expensive decision but i feel that it was the right move. Forcing two bearded...

hey everyone. my fiance and i are new beardie owners. we did our research :study: and asked around about different types of breeds and what not and finally decided to buy ours from petsmart ( don't judge ) because in all honestly it's the humane thing to do besides actually rescuing one with...