SouthernDragons
New member
Hi!
My kids (6 and 4) did the impossible, which was to work their butts off to earn the money to buy two bearded dragons.
I did not anticipate MY attachment... but alas, here we are. I hear "mom, you know they're our lizards, right?" every day.
We started out with reptile sand (now very much gone) and the smallest, Hiccup, ate it, combined with relocation stress AND too-big crickets. I didn't think he was going to make it. My husband went out of town and the kids went to camp, and I spent a week ignoring everything else to parent two baby dragons (also how I found this forum!).
Really-- they aren't mine. Cough.
Anyway, I'm glad for the info here-- for the tiny one it's been a literal life saver.
Hiccup eating homemade, organic kale puree. Because, yeah.
I bent over to put down the cricket cage and BAM-- here's an unrepentant Oscar.
They share a space right now. *So far* both are eating the same number of crickets; they've both had a first shed; and aren't pissing in each other's cornflakes.
My kids (6 and 4) did the impossible, which was to work their butts off to earn the money to buy two bearded dragons.
I did not anticipate MY attachment... but alas, here we are. I hear "mom, you know they're our lizards, right?" every day.
We started out with reptile sand (now very much gone) and the smallest, Hiccup, ate it, combined with relocation stress AND too-big crickets. I didn't think he was going to make it. My husband went out of town and the kids went to camp, and I spent a week ignoring everything else to parent two baby dragons (also how I found this forum!).
Really-- they aren't mine. Cough.
Anyway, I'm glad for the info here-- for the tiny one it's been a literal life saver.
Hiccup eating homemade, organic kale puree. Because, yeah.
I bent over to put down the cricket cage and BAM-- here's an unrepentant Oscar.
They share a space right now. *So far* both are eating the same number of crickets; they've both had a first shed; and aren't pissing in each other's cornflakes.