Thinking about getting one...read all about them, but would like some
first hand' advice. Anybody here with a lizard companion?
first hand' advice. Anybody here with a lizard companion?
Opinions on Bearded Dragons?
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I keep lizards as pets. Almost 4 months ago a teenage boy surrendered his bearded dragon to me as he no longer wanted him. It is the first time I've owned a beardie as they have never interested me before. But he is a cool little guy. And FYI, he is up for adoption now that he has put on weight. Not sure where in Ohio you are though.
North East Ohio 
Is he very friendly?
Looking for a baby though, watch him grow... raise the little guy. Something that grows a little faster than torts Know any breeders around here? Haven't had any luck, Seems an obscure thing to find!
Is he very friendly?Looking for a baby though, watch him grow... raise the little guy. Something that grows a little faster than torts
Know any breeders around here? Haven't had any luck, Seems an obscure thing to find!
Maybe I'll have to look into roaches wouldn't be my first choice though! kind of yuh... I know you can breed bugs for feeding, but it sounds tricky!
wouldn't be my first choice though! kind of yuh... I know you can breed bugs for feeding, but it sounds tricky!
Bearded dragons make excellent pets. Easy to take care of and excel t for the beginner or the advanced. Also great for children as well.
I have been breeding them for about 15 years.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Lance
I have been breeding them for about 15 years.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Lance
Great lizards. Stinky poops though.
Roaches are better than crickets in every way conceivable. I don't know why anybody messes with crickets any more.
My favorite lizards as pets are the blue tongue skinks. Check out Northerns. Very cool personalities.
Roaches are better than crickets in every way conceivable. I don't know why anybody messes with crickets any more.
My favorite lizards as pets are the blue tongue skinks. Check out Northerns. Very cool personalities.
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I love our bearded dragon, Elaroo. We've had him for almost 2 years now and they are a lot of fun to watch grow, but take A LOT OF FOOD in the beginning. I also highly recommend the roach colony for the long term, and I'm still not a huge fan of roaches. They smell less, are quieter, escape less, and are all around easier than crickets.
I love skinks, my friend once caught one and I've seen them in the desert
Also I touched one that was caught from the desert, they love burrowing and are really fast!
That is a different kind of skink my friend, but I dig all of them. Over here we have a few large species from Indonesia and Australia that make excellent pets.
tortoisetime565
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Such chill sassy lizards!!
That's actuall good of them, as I'm sure I'll be accidentally 'releasing' a fewEvidently, when they sell the roaches in the pet store they are the same sex. So, if they get lose in your house they won't breed and turn into a roach sanctuary
@Tom, thought about skinks at first... but I think a want an 'easy' lizard for the first itme I have heard their poops are stink? Anything I could do about that?
I have heard their poops are stink? Anything I could do about that?
Pick it up, lol@Tom, thought about skinks at first... but I think a want an 'easy' lizard for the first itme
@TXTortOwner , It'll be awhile before the 'big' choice and get a beardie, so plenty of time to decide what to breed!
@AbdullaAli LOL realized how funny that sounds!
Reptile carpet is easier to wash off too No sand, though. Never sand
LOL realized how funny that sounds!Reptile carpet is easier to wash off too
No sand, though. Never sand
Tortoise poop stinks, all poop stinks!It's just poop@AbdullaAli
Reptile carpet is easier to wash off too
