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Thanks, that's a relief! Though I do think we'll be sticking with the tried and true dandelions when it comes to outdoor snacks.

Having trouble uploading photos. It's Oxalis Stricta, the common little shamrocks with the yellow flowers that grow all over the lawn.

I was outside with my beardie and she got away from me and ate a chomp of small shamrock (not clover) leaves. May be 3 or 4 of them. My former vet is no longer in practice so I tried calling several other vets and none have experience with reptiles. She hasn't shown any symptoms of illness yet...

My property is overrun with dandelions, and I'd like to try feeding them to my beardie and uromastyx. We don't use pesticides of any kind but I'm not sure if chemicals could be spread from elsewhere, like by wind or insects. Would washing them be safe enough?

I have a 10 month old female who I think is bored. I try to take her out as much as possible but it's usually after work between dinner and bedtime. I frequently come home to a completely rearranged enclosure, food and water dishes knocked over, carpet torn up, and accessories moved from one...

I have a 4 month old dragon who I love to bits but my husband and I are concerned that she might be retarded (sorry if that's not PC). She tries to eat everything, even if it's clearly not a food item. Paper towels, my fingernails (if they're painted a bright color she'll grab me, clamp on, and...

First off I recommend obtaining your dragon from a reputable breeder. You'll pay a lot more than you would at a pet store but it's well worth it. I've raised both male and female babies and honestly the care was the same. Males will get bigger than females and have the potential to be more...

I rescued one many years ago. I tried really hard for several weeks to calm him but he was mean to the point where I couldn't even open his enclosure without him jumping up and biting. His previous owners must have been very neglectful. My husband forced me to bring him back.

My beardie and uromastyx can see each other through the glass. They stare for a minute and then eventually walk away but neither shows any sign of fear or aggression. Is it safe to let them roam around at the same time?

My 6 week old female bearded dragon waves for no reason. Is this normal? What is she responding to?