are beardies big jumpers

[brock2001]

because i have been watching mine for the past hour while i've been on the computer and he barely walks around the bottom of his terrrarium. He literally jumps from one thing to the next. And he's like 6 month's old, a little big to be jumping if you ask me.

 

[redflea13]

They can jump pretty good at any age. Babies tend to try to jump out of my hands before they are used to being handled.

 

[blondie098]

Our Crash is about 21 inches and just over a pound (482 grams) and acts like a kid jumping - from me to hubby, from ground to couch, all over his viv from branch to hidelog, from recliner to endtable, etc.

he jumped a foot from my husband to me in late Sept., and scared the bejeezus outta me, a pound of dragon mid-air comin' atcha is freaky! But we supervise him well when he's out playing wildman in the livingroom, just to keep him safe (we use mesh babygates to block doorways ... as long as your baby doesn't have sharp branch edges or long drops, sounds like he's just "being a kid"? :lol:

 

[pscaulkins]

LOL, I read this thread and had a good laugh. Yes, even adults jump. My female weighs anywhere from 838 to 868 grams and I have seen her jump from one piece of furniture to another. She has absolutely no fear of heights or anything. :lol:

 

[blondie098]

OMG - doesn't that scare you? Yours is TWO of mine, and Crash makes me nervous when he gets going!

 

[peera]

Lol, yeap, and size, any age... Gibby's an old man (9 this spring) and can still get air if he really feels like it (Usually if there's food or a girl involved).

 

[pscaulkins]

OMG - doesn't that scare you? Yours is TWO of mine, and Crash makes me nervous when he gets going!

Yes it does, but try controlling a very determined dragon. :lol: I have even caught her mid air.