This is to new owners. Many times being lethargic turns out to be normal dragon behavior. Nearly all questions asked on here are like going to the doctor for a head cold. It's OKAY. Alright?
So, I walk into petsmart with Julius and then a kid starts crying over the dragon. The mom-woman looks up at me and says 'Get that away from my son! It can bite him and poison him, Etc, Etc.' I just sat there laughing while Julius was just sitting on my shoulder..Probably wondering how he could...
My babies won't get off of superworms. He won't eat his dubias or wax worms, just superworms. Should I cut them from his diet until he eats his dubias?
He's been headbobbing and black-bearding at me lately, and he's never done this before. I read up and saw that this means they want to mate, so can I give him a stuffed bearded dragon I have and let him have his way at it?
Well, First I introduve him to cats because I trust them that much. He didn't even beard up, and the cats were more intrested in the crickets I had sitting to the side. ;p
My cats don't usually care much for reptiles, or anything that's above the side of their head. Once we get him nice and relaxed, I'm going to try to work him out into the public, suggestions?
I'm taking in a 6 year old beardie, the old owners are moving and their new apartment doesn't allow pets. They have everything needed included, any suggestions for what to do with it as some safeguards when I get it?