Rankins Dragons

LizardMum

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Beardie name(s)
Rex, Princess & Duchess
Hi, everyone! I'm new to this forum but not to reptiles. I have a breeding trio of Rankins Dragons and have noticed that there is not much info specific to the Beardie's smaller cousin available. I was hoping that, should I need help (or be able to offer it) I could ask here and not be sneered at simply because my gorgeous babies aren't as big?
 

Rocky2022

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Beardie name(s)
Rocky, Ruby
Of course you wouldn't! Welcome. Please use the search option and you will find some posts about our cousins.
We are always up to sharing information and while there are similarities, as a breeder, you may have more information to share/teach.

P.S. pictures win us over.
 

tedbubz

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Beardie name(s)
Ted (1 year 2 mo) Western Bearded Dragon - Pogona minor minor)
You definitely wouldn't be judged. I also have a beardie that is rare outside of Western Australia; a pogona minor minor (they are also very small) and everyone here has always kindly helped me and given such great advice. I'm sure you will enjoy your time here 😊

Also is it true that Rankins can be cohabbed together? I've read from a bearded dragon subreddit that they are social and can be cohabbed? 🤔
 
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SkittleOKThen

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Hi, everyone! I'm new to this forum but not to reptiles. I have a breeding trio of Rankins Dragons and have noticed that there is not much info specific to the Beardie's smaller cousin available. I was hoping that, should I need help (or be able to offer it) I could ask here and not be sneered at simply because my gorgeous babies aren't as big?
Welcome to the forum.
No judgments spread here.
 

xp29

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Beardie name(s)
Zen , Ruby ,Snicker Doodles, Sweet Pea, Sinatra
Actually most of us love any reptile as a rule, but any variety of beardie is a hit. I personly love the Rankins but have to admit i don't know much about them. We do see them here from time to time though, so post, ask questions, and enjoy the forum, some here do have knowledge on them i think and may can help you if needed. 🙂
 
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SkittleOKThen

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Actually most of us love any reptile as a rule, but any variety of beardie is a hit. I personly love the Rankins but have to admit i don't know much about them. We do see them here from time to time though, so post, ask questions, and enjoy the forum, some here do have knowledge on them i think and may can help you if needed. 🙂
:)
 
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SkittleOKThen

Guest
You definitely wouldn't be judged. I also have a beardie that is rare outside of Western Australia; a pogona minor minor (they are also very small) and everyone here has always kindly helped me and given such great advice. I'm sure you will enjoy your time here 😊

Also is it true that Rankins can be cohabbed together? I've read from a bearded dragon subreddit that they are social and can be cohabbed? 🤔
Definitely a reptile Lord as well.
Lover, not a fighter.
Sorry, beardie :/

Maybe we can work this out.?
OPs have been notified as well.
 

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So he’s gotten bubbles on his eye. We wiped them off and it’s only been twice in the last few weeks. Should we be concerned? No coughing or congestion. He’s very hungry and sleeps well. He’s 8-9 month range. His humidity is 30-40 day time and as high as 50-55 at night to early morning.
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