Hai, I'm Toothless. :3

[PumpkinCupcake]

Hey, my name's Kari, and I bought my lovely Beardie, Toothless back in July. I bought him right after a Bahama Anole I had found at work passed away. He was only 6 months old when we had bought him, so he's about 7/8 now.
He's the first beardie I've ever owned, and the first reptile my husband has ever owned.
I came on here because it's been so long since I've had any kind of lizard(the one I found at work passed away within a week of having him, because nobody knew how to take care of a baby lizard, and couldn't find any decent info online) and some of the things she's doing is scaring me. I'll post that in a more appropriate forum. Just figured I'd introduce us! Here's some pictures!

 

[SukiLove]

Welcome! Well she certainly is beautiful! I love the broken markings on her tail!

Sorry to hear about the Anole. They were the very first reptiles I owned, so they hold a special place in my heart.

 

[PumpkinCupcake]

Welcome! Well she certainly is beautiful! I love the broken markings on her tail!

Sorry to hear about the Anole. They were the very first reptiles I owned, so they hold a special place in my heart.

Thank you! She sure is pretty, love her to death, already!

My Anole was the first reptile I had ever owned on mine own. I grew up with Iguanas, snakes, Monitor Lizards, and almost everything in between. Lol. I went to the pet store, and asked what to do, and when I had picked the sand up, they told me that was fine. :/ Little to my knowledge, he was way too small, and his maggots would get in the sand, and the sand ended up clogging him up. ):

 

[SukiLove]

Unfortunately, you get a lot more misinformation at petstores than actual information. It's a sad reality, and something that will probably take a long time to remedy. The best thing you can do is research on your own, get information from a bunch of different sources so you can see the inconsistencies and cross-reference for yourself.

 

[PumpkinCupcake]

That's what I've been doing! And I get most of my info from this forum, thus why I'm here! Everyone's so helpful, and much more cheaper than running to the vet for any little thing that I think's out of the ordinary, but just simple Beardie way of life. Lol.