Spoiled Dragon

[Kenny]

Apparently Crush likes a little massage every now and then. lol

 

[coreyc]

To cute the first pic is great does he get a manicure with his massage

 

[Kenny]

No manicure but he really needs one.. maybe today.

 

[african cake queen]

hey kenny, that a cool pet and very pretty. why not spoil it? right? lindy

 

[81SHOVELHEAD]

Thats a frilled Dragon Right?
Only wish my house was bigger so i would be able to build it a suitable enclosure .
I have a beardered dragon but i was told the frills gets much larger &need plenty of running room?
Nice dragon you have .
Mike D.

 

[Kenny]

Actually that's not true. Frilleds don't need running room at all, they need height. 4x4x4 is ideal but 2x2x4 is perfectly fine too.

 

[Isa]

Great pictures! Crush is gorgeous, it looks like he is enjoying his massage

 

[Stephanie]

Crush is too cute! Makes me think about getting a frilled myself. Don't know how thrilled everyone would be with that though, LOL

 

[fbsmith3]

Frilled dragons are so handsome, but they are so funny when they run.

 

[Tom]

I sure like those. I don't have much experience with them, but they seem kinda neat. A guy I work with has a couple.

 

[Floof]

SO cute! I love Frillies, and would so love to have one. My dad's a sucker for them, too--told me one day when we were browsing a local pet store that he wanted one.

I'm still getting used to the enclosure size (mainly the height part), though. And maybe someone here can set me straight on diet--Are they omnivorous with a preference to insects, or fully insectivorous? This is the main thing that I'm clueless on. Otherwise I have a basic understanding of their care. (But then, the more I know about their care, the more likely I am to get one, which may or may not be a good thing... LOL)

Shovelhead--it's my understanding that Frilleds are actually right in the same size range as beardies, just longer (long tail) and more slenderly built. They do like quite a bit of height, but shouldn't need more floorspace than a beardie... But, like I said, I've never had one and haven't done any really in-depth research, so I could be mistaken on those points.