IamKetchup
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anyone have toys for there beardie and if so what is it??
:laughhard:claudiusx":3poubb3a said:Only until they are 8 months old. After 8 months all their toys are removed and they are forced to either go to school, or get a job.
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claudiusx":3lrwk8jc said:Only until they are 8 months old. After 8 months all their toys are removed and they are forced to either go to school, or get a job.
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-Brandon
Goonie":mmbk5lto said:That depends on what you mean by "toys". Are you referring to objects that they'd play with or things like stuffed animals?
All of my babies have at least 3 stuffed animals in their homes, for both snuggling and hiding behind.
SkeptiBee":2pesuma9 said:I have a stuffed beany baby Iguana that I put into Sienna's cage but she never touches it. Hermes has a large plastic cat toy in his viv: a ball that has a bell that jingles. He doesn't really "play" with it though. Just occasionally hits it when he runs by it which catches his interest. He has explored it too, licking it or crawling over it. Something to investigate while he's running around in his cage.
Heisenberg":1gyrjl4s said:Ican relate I didn't know how to post pictures either until a moderater taught me how.
Download photo bucket then upload your pics into photobucket. Once they are there click on one in options click copy to img, it's the last option. Then come back to your post and paste it. I do it on my tablet, on a PC might be different. Let me know if you need anymore help.
As far as toys I was wondering the same thing. I'm going to get one of those cat balls with the bell inside. I think if I put a large silkworm or hornworm inside it, henwill have to "play" with it to get the worm.
Hope this helps,
Heisenberg's mom
Goonie":fq3ju387 said:Awww, what a cutie pie!
Be careful not to fatten him up too fast. Go slow so you won't shock his system.
As long as you're giving him a well-balanced diet of greens and live feeders, he'll fatten up and grow in no time.
Esther19":106hzsgx said:That's called metabolic bone disease. (MBD)