A Red/Gold

[joea]

Here's an update pic of Kirbs.(2 weeks ago) He's a good bd. :mrgreen: Right now he's going thru a head skin shed he's almost done. Oh and a belated thank you littleman794

 

[BlueDragon09]

Wow he's so big!

 

[littleman794]

Looking great and happy!

Sadly, I just had to sell my Honeydew =/ I've hit an early-stage crisis in my life and have had so sell everything I have, still can't afford rent.

But I can stick to these forums and just look at all the healthy dragons that are being raised here!

 

[sweetiepie9]

Boy he sure is growing & isn't that great that you can get him out in the sun so often, the ultimate UVB light! He sure lightens up in the sun, it's so good for him. I envy you, I live in BC, Canada, just north of Seattle and we get their same weather, lots of rain, damp, overcast in the winter. My dragons would so love to be in San Diego, too!

 

[joea]

Wow he's so big!

I know! I miss the little fingerling. He don't miss any meals, LLL rept is 1.6 miles away. They rock! :headbang:

Looking great and happy!

Sadly, I just had to sell my Honeydew =/ I've hit an early-stage crisis in my life and have had so sell everything I have, still can't afford rent.

But I can stick to these forums and just look at all the healthy dragons that are being raised here!

I'm so sorry to read the bad news I worry about that too, a real possibility. Hang in there and stay positive. (Yea I know it's easier said than done)

Boy he sure is growing & isn't that great that you can get him out in the sun so often, the ultimate UVB light! He sure lightens up in the sun, it's so good for him. I envy you, I live in BC, Canada, just north of Seattle and we get their same weather, lots of rain, damp, overcast in the winter. My dragons would so love to be in San Diego, too!

Thanks I can't believe I live down here sometimes. :shock: I don't mind the stay-cations :mrgreen: Yep your bd's would feel right at home here. :wink: Nearby Sandfire Dragon Ranch (where Kirbs hatched) says...

Hello and welcome to Sandfire Dragon Ranch. Located in the small town of Bonsall in Northern San Diego County, Sandfire Dragon Ranch takes advantage of the only climate in the United States that is nearly identical to that of the Australian habitat of the bearded dragon. This unique climate allows Sandfire Dragon Ranch to be one of the only facilities in the world with large outdoor breeding enclosures and free-range dragon populations. http://www.sandfiredragonranch.com/index.php?main_page=about_us

Kirby starting on his walkabout...I see you eying my chiles :V :whip:

We just had about 1/3 inch of rain the last 2 days thats why the ground is moist. :mrgreen:

Today's High was 67°F at 12:25pm when conditions were Partly Cloudy Low is 51°F

I would have named him fang if he were mine...

 

[sweetiepie9]

Yummy, so he's eating his way through your garden, that is so great that he gets fresh greens like that. He's one lucky bd!

 

[joea]

He had a good time out there munching on collards, dandelions, stinging nettle, and mint. I try to make his world enjoyable.

 

[sweetiepie9]

I only have a balcony, which they're all used to, so I'm going to try to grow some greens & give them a garden area. It should be fun, once I clean off the balcony! Last summer I bought some impatient plants and Rubio and Gabriel had "lunch snacks" every day. I had bought three plants, they ate them to death, literally, so this year they'll get more surrounding the greens. It should be a good project, if we get some sun!

 

[littleman794]

Omnomnomnom xP He looks like he's enjoying himself!

 

[BellaCupcake]

too cute!

 

[joea]

Thanks all! During Kirby's garden adventure his "owner" was inside playing video games. :roll: I should make him turn in his Reptile and Amphibian Study Merit Badge. :lol:
sweetiepie9 good luck on your project. You can probably use that repti-glo light for the greens if you still have it, I still have ours. :x

 

[sweetiepie9]

No I got rid of it years ago, but I never thought to use it for greens. I'll probably need a plant light when I start the seedlings in the early spring, wil have to check that out. I think my dining room table (which I hardly use, being on my own) will be my area when I start the seeds, I have everything I need, just didn't get it done last spring. They will sure like this garden, I'm going to see if I can find something that they can climb into to get at the greens. We have a very short growing season, only 2 months, so they'll have to be well grown to plant outside for them.