I need to choose

[Jess]

Rep-Cal brands Herptivite

 

[ColoradoRiverRafter]

Thanks a mill for your time Jess!
I'll be back with more questions! :twisted:

 

[Jess]

No prob.
Haha OK

 

[ColoradoRiverRafter]

Should I breed my own superworms? If so, how do I do it?
How much would I expect to pay for an adult dragon at a reptile show?
(told ya I'd be back) :wink: :roll:

 

[gizmo17]

I think the best started snakes are garter and corn. They are also on the smaller sides, and garter snakes are native in many ares so have a pretty good tolerance of temps, not that I'm saying to not provide heaters or anything.

i think ball pythons are good starters too! they are a little smaller then cornsnakes in length not width but imo just as friendly i have both had my corn first but my ball python is more clam while my corn is nice but WILD!! always exploring!

 

[RolandKyramere]

I think the best started snakes are garter and corn. They are also on the smaller sides, and garter snakes are native in many ares so have a pretty good tolerance of temps, not that I'm saying to not provide heaters or anything.

i think ball pythons are good starters too! they are a little smaller then cornsnakes in length not width but imo just as friendly i have both had my corn first but my ball python is more clam while my corn is nice but WILD!! always exploring!

Yup, I'd have to agree with that, I've got two corns and they're always trying to stick their noses into some trouble or another!
Also, its good that you're asking so many questions, a lot of people end up getting a reptile and initially having no idea what goes in to having it.
This is a bearded dragon forum, and this is a thread that is asking about possibly getting a beardie, so this does have to do with getting a dragon. For those of you who were complaining, if you have an issue, take it up with a moderator and not someone who is genuinely trying to learn. I've seen a bit too much bashing of people asking good questions on here lately, so CRR, keep with the questions and we'll help as much as possible!

 

[gizmo17]

I think the best started snakes are garter and corn. They are also on the smaller sides, and garter snakes are native in many ares so have a pretty good tolerance of temps, not that I'm saying to not provide heaters or anything.

i think ball pythons are good starters too! they are a little smaller then cornsnakes in length not width but imo just as friendly i have both had my corn first but my ball python is more clam while my corn is nice but WILD!! always exploring!

Yup, I'd have to agree with that, I've got two corns and they're always trying to stick their noses into some trouble or another!
Also, its good that you're asking so many questions, a lot of people end up getting a reptile and initially having no idea what goes in to having it.
This is a bearded dragon forum, and this is a thread that is asking about possibly getting a beardie, so this does have to do with getting a dragon. For those of you who were complaining, if you have an issue, take it up with a moderator and not someone who is genuinely trying to learn. I've seen a bit too much bashing of people asking good questions on here lately, so CRR, keep with the questions and we'll help as much as possible!

little off topic haha but what kind of corn snakes do you have?

 

[Alexlvsdrgns]

not trying to be mean BUT..if you read this So when I get home, I'm getting a Leo forum topic, this "kid" crr is telling this person he/she knows SOOOOO much about a leo...well then if you know so much then WHY are you on here asking a million of the same exact questions. please stop wasting everyones time. thanks.

 

[Jess]

Should I breed my own superworms? If so, how do I do it?
How much would I expect to pay for an adult dragon at a reptile show?
(told ya I'd be back) :wink: :roll:

Personally, I dont think it would be worth it to breed supers for one dragon... Theyre SOOO cheap (You can get 1000 for under $30 shipped) and it would just be alot of extra work to breed them. It costs me next to nothing to feed Dudley supers- Youll only need 30/week for one beardie. If you breed something, go for roaches.

And at the show I went to, adults were usually around $75-$150. I got my boy as a gift so I didnt pay for him, but I know he was somewhere around $100-$125. The vendors at shows who sell adults are usually just trying to get rid of their extra breeders, so theyre usually really cheap.

 

[ColoradoRiverRafter]

not trying to be mean BUT..if you read this So when I get home, I'm getting a Leo forum topic, this "kid" crr is telling this person he/she knows SOOOOO much about a leo...well then if you know so much then WHY are you on here asking a million of the same exact questions. please stop wasting everyones time. thanks.

First off, that was an extremely rude post. Secondly, if you aren't going to give me advice or help me then don't post this rude stuff. Also, I used to know next to nothing about leos, now through the help of other people I know much more about them and can give some OK advice. Annd, if I am wasting your time, then why did you even post?

P.S. thanks Jess!
I'll be back soon

 

[articwolfgirl]

I think the best started snakes are garter and corn. They are also on the smaller sides, and garter snakes are native in many ares so have a pretty good tolerance of temps, not that I'm saying to not provide heaters or anything.

i think ball pythons are good starters too! they are a little smaller then cornsnakes in length not width but imo just as friendly i have both had my corn first but my ball python is more clam while my corn is nice but WILD!! always exploring!

I had a ball before lazyiest snake everrrrrrrrrrrrr but coolest one ever too becuase he was so calm never hissed or balled up XD he crawled down my friends pants one day and that was a trip

 

[gizmo17]

I think the best started snakes are garter and corn. They are also on the smaller sides, and garter snakes are native in many ares so have a pretty good tolerance of temps, not that I'm saying to not provide heaters or anything.

i think ball pythons are good starters too! they are a little smaller then cornsnakes in length not width but imo just as friendly i have both had my corn first but my ball python is more clam while my corn is nice but WILD!! always exploring!

I had a ball before lazyiest snake everrrrrrrrrrrrr but coolest one ever too becuase he was so calm never hissed or balled up XD he crawled down my friends pants one day and that was a trip

OMG LOL!!!! thats too funny! and yes i agree! they are very lazy

 

[RolandKyramere]

I think the best started snakes are garter and corn. They are also on the smaller sides, and garter snakes are native in many ares so have a pretty good tolerance of temps, not that I'm saying to not provide heaters or anything.

i think ball pythons are good starters too! they are a little smaller then cornsnakes in length not width but imo just as friendly i have both had my corn first but my ball python is more clam while my corn is nice but WILD!! always exploring!

Yup, I'd have to agree with that, I've got two corns and they're always trying to stick their noses into some trouble or another!
Also, its good that you're asking so many questions, a lot of people end up getting a reptile and initially having no idea what goes in to having it.
This is a bearded dragon forum, and this is a thread that is asking about possibly getting a beardie, so this does have to do with getting a dragon. For those of you who were complaining, if you have an issue, take it up with a moderator and not someone who is genuinely trying to learn. I've seen a bit too much bashing of people asking good questions on here lately, so CRR, keep with the questions and we'll help as much as possible!

little off topic haha but what kind of corn snakes do you have?

I've got one regular morph who I rescued as a full adult and one baby corn that is either a sunglow or a blood morph, some places have different names for their morphs that look like other morphs, and its kinda confusing, but they're a nice red with dark red-orange spots. I'll post a pic if I can ever remember my photobucket account...

 

[gizmo17]

ah dude thats really really cool!! i have a Ghost corn i got for $45 bucks at a vendor then saw the same snake for like $125 lol being jewish i <3 deals! LOL!!!! :lol:

 

[ColoradoRiverRafter]

Okay, I'm back with another question. I've heard that the solar-glo MVB is really bad, but is the Mega-Ray bad too?