one of my beardies

took this pic today, this is erragon he was in the bath and made himself huge so that he could float better, they usually do this when basking so they have a larger surface area, but it works just aswell for floating lol

little fat maybe? Or is it the typical "flat out when touching water" thingy?

yeah it is lol, some people call it dead mans float its quite funny to watch sometimes

dont you laugh at my fat dragon mike

He looks like he fell from too high and went "splat!"

well he did dive from the side of the bath into the water

haha cutteee...BD's are awesome....such cuddly creatures...well..the ones i've handled enjoyed to just chill on my shoulder for 30mins straight

ya mine come and watch tv i fell asleep with one on me n dint wake up for 3 hours luckily she fell asleep aswell

I want a lizard.
monitor, or dragon...

sweet beardie! looks like a cushion.

i might get one today what veggies do you feed it

collard greens, dandellion greends, endive, escarole, mustard greens and bok choy are fed every day, and then theres the live food ofcourse, dubai roaches, crickest locusts, butterworms, silkworms, morio worms and occasionally a few wax worms not too many as they are like pure fat, well more or less

this is an excellent table showing whats good and whats not.

http://www.beautifuldragons.503xtreme.com/Nutritionframeset.html

lycanlord19 wrote:

collard greens, dandellion greends, endive, escarole, mustard greens and bok choy are fed every day, and then theres the live food ofcourse, dubai roaches, crickest locusts, butterworms, silkworms, morio worms and occasionally a few wax worms not too many as they are like pure fat, well more or less

this is an excellent table showing whats good and whats not.

http://www.beautifuldragons.503xtreme.com/Nutritionframeset.html

do you have any good salads that you can use a lot and it be good for the dragon.......... got a question is 45usa dollors a good price for one

beardie prices in america can range from $30 to like $500 do $45 aint too bad, you realldy do need to vary there salads, but collard greens and mustard greens can be fed as a staple aslong os you occasionally add to it, like give them some prickly pear once in a while n so on. If your gonna get a dragon get a healthy one it would be worth getting one from a good breeder

http://elmo.missionmedia.net/fireandicedragons/index.cfm

these guys are expensive but really are worth it.

yes!!! i got one yester day hes aboy 6 inchs but i bought one with a nub tail for 15 bucks cheaper and just as healthy but any way how do i get them to eat veggies i had no problem with crix and what about water where do they get it from the veggies and fruit???

um i know they dont drink out of water bowls ive read to soak them every couple days any one a good book i could buy for bearded dragons all the care sheets i find on google are garbage

lol most baby dragons wont take veg at first, just keep offering it but at this stage there diet should b mainly protein anyway, and sorry there arent really any good books to be honest, if you need any help wi the lil guy im willing to lend a hand

mine didn't take veg until about 12mth old, both BD's and WD,s.

Fantastic picture, my lavander german giant used to do that under the basking bulb. She was big and chunky (as are german giants anyway) and looked like someone had run over her when she was basking. awesome!

wow thats a long time most of my hatchlings take lil bits of salad, only tiny bits though lmao