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Originally Posted By rahfulz
Had my girl hanging out tonight



Not THAT is just stunning. Man!
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Originally Posted By Deathstroke
Find a 40 as low a price as possible for sure. I keep all my single beardeds in 40 breeders. It's a perfect size for 1 bearded.

djansen no man, sadly not. It wasn't meant to be with the frog eyes lol
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This is the SPIDER I was referring to below. Sorry second pic I just held her and took on my webcam too grainy

Charlotte



Beautiful Snake!!

Took your advice and I found a guy selling a 40 gallon breeder that comes with desert background, large basking tree branch, insect keeper, temp gauges, overhead lights(which I have already) food/water dishes for $80.
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Originally Posted By Deathstroke
Not THAT is just stunning. Man!
Thank you! I came home for lunch today and she spilled her whole bowl of water in her freshly cleaned tankguess I'll have to do it again.
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Originally Posted By rahfulz
Thank you! I came home for lunch today and she spilled her whole bowl of water in her freshly cleaned tankguess I'll have to do it again.
If you keep her on aspen...then I feel ya. Have gotten aspen or similar bedding dampened to soaked in the past
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Originally Posted By EnriqueBrah
What do you currently have ?






Pic of my bearded dragon when he was a baby
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At this point with school and living in an apartment all we have is a normal corn and a crested gecko. I can't wait to get back into it, I still have a lot of my old cages and supplies back in my home state. One day...
Originally Posted By rahfulz
I think I might have jinxed myself because now my leopard won't eathe was eating last week and just wouldn't last night. I forget how long they are supposed to live but he is just about to turn 14 years old.



When I picked her up from a show she was pretty docile but by the time I got her home she was super pissed. She would strike anytime somebody walked by the tank. One day I just let her bite me like ten times in a row and I think she got the message and hasn't bit me since. She would **** every time I would pick her up after that but stopped doing that too eventually. She's agressive in the cage until I give her a light poke with the snake hook then she's ok. I wouldn't go waving my hand in her face but she's pretty relaxed in my hands.

I remember way back when I asked you on a suggestion for housing for her. Can't remember what you said. Getting sick of the heavy ass tank she's in right now it's a pain to clean. She's about 5-6ft long if that helps.
lol they can be *******s sometimes, but I love the personality.

What do you have her in now?

These are kinda heavy but good cages.
http://www.reptilebasics.com/reptile-cages/

Otherwise Vision cages are plastic and not that heavy
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Originally Posted By djansen
At this point with school and living in an apartment all we have is a normal corn and a crested gecko. I can't wait to get back into it, I still have a lot of my old cages and supplies back in my home state. One day...


lol they can be *******s sometimes, but I love the personality.

What do you have her in now?

These are kinda heavy but good cages.
http://www.reptilebasics.com/reptile-cages/

Otherwise Vision cages are plastic and not that heavy
Right now I have her in a 12" x 36" glass tank... I honestly think it's a little small for her at this point and I want to do it right so she can move and be happy and healthy.

I was thinking of getting one of these animal plastics pvc cages. They have one specially designed for carpets apparently but idk if I want that size. Its 36x24x15 tall. I was thinking about getting a 48x24x12 instead. I know it'll be shorter in height but I don't really think they need to climb, just will if they can.

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Originally Posted By EnriqueBrah
What do you currently have ?






Pic of my bearded dragon when he was a baby
On mobile can’t embed
https://imgur.com/a/8w550
Originally Posted By rahfulz
I think I might have jinxed myself because now my leopard won't eathe was eating last week and just wouldn't last night. I forget how long they are supposed to live but he is just about to turn 14 years old.



When I picked her up from a show she was pretty docile but by the time I got her home she was super pissed. She would strike anytime somebody walked by the tank. One day I just let her bite me like ten times in a row and I think she got the message and hasn't bit me since. She would **** every time I would pick her up after that but stopped doing that too eventually. She's agressive in the cage until I give her a light poke with the snake hook then she's ok. I wouldn't go waving my hand in her face but she's pretty relaxed in my hands.

I remember way back when I asked you on a suggestion for housing for her. Can't remember what you said. Getting sick of the heavy ass tank she's in right now it's a pain to clean. She's about 5-6ft long if that helps.
Originally Posted By rahfulz
Right now I have her in a 12" x 36" glass tank... I honestly think it's a little small for her at this point and I want to do it right so she can move and be happy and healthy.

I was thinking of getting one of these animal plastics pvc cages. They have one specially designed for carpets apparently but idk if I want that size. Its 36x24x15 tall. I was thinking about getting a 48x24x12 instead. I know it'll be shorter in height but I don't really think they need to climb, just will if they can.

http://www.apcages.com/home/
I don't think you can go wrong with either one tbh.
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Little late posting, but here is our buddies new habitat I got. I got everything pictured for $80. I added the sand style linoleum tile.



He's doing good so far. Been eating mostly crickets and ***** roaches mixed with some superworms. Keeping my eye on his bowls to make sure the superworms are digesting ok. So far no issues. He loves his lettuce and veggies.

Working on getting him used to being handled. He's still kinda skiddish, but he's getting better. He will let me and my daughter pet his head when I hold him. I can tell he gets anxious however.
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
Little late posting, but here is our buddies new habitat I got. I got everything pictured for $80. I added the sand style linoleum tile.



He's doing good so far. Been eating mostly crickets and ***** roaches mixed with some superworms. Keeping my eye on his bowls to make sure the superworms are digesting ok. So far no issues. He loves his lettuce and veggies.

Working on getting him used to being handled. He's still kinda skiddish, but he's getting better. He will let me and my daughter pet his head when I hold him. I can tell he gets anxious however.
That really is a beautiful looking setup that looks like everything is being done right.

Are you using supplements too? For younger beardeds I have found good success

Multi w/D3 + Calcium one day, then just pure Calcium (without D3) the next day.
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Originally Posted By Deathstroke
That really is a beautiful looking setup that looks like everything is being done right.

Are you using supplements too? For younger beardeds I have found good success

Multi w/D3 + Calcium one day, then just pure Calcium (without D3) the next day.
I've been using Calcium with D3 every other day so far. Should I get some regular calcium to put in between?
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
I've been using Calcium with D3 every other day so far. Should I get some regular calcium to put in between?
Yes, when they're younger they need more calcium, but you don't want to do too much D3. So alternating them is best. Especially if you're using a UVB bulb as it is (which I'm assuming you do). Yeah you can OD on D3, but calcium daily is good.

So it'd be calcium with D3, then calcium without D3, alternate every other day.




Does anyone know anything about discoid roaches? My local reptile shops started carrying discoid roaches...not dubia because my suck ass state bans those

But my pet shop is discoid roaches now...they any good?
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misread your post

Thought you said doing calcium with D3 every day. But you do it every other day.

Well yes then all you need to do is get pure calcium to add inbetween.
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Originally Posted By Deathstroke
Yes, when they're younger they need more calcium, but you don't want to do too much D3. So alternating them is best. Especially if you're using a UVB bulb as it is (which I'm assuming you do). Yeah you can OD on D3, but calcium daily is good.

So it'd be calcium with D3, then calcium without D3, alternate every other day.




Does anyone know anything about discoid roaches? My local reptile shops started carrying discoid roaches...not dubia because my suck ass state bans those

But my pet shop is discoid roaches now...they any good?
Rodger! I will pick up some Calcium only powder. Thank you!
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
Rodger! I will pick up some Calcium only powder. Thank you!
Your tank really does look great. Is that a real plant or succelant (sp?) in the back? It looks like it. Everything is aesthetic as fuark.
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Originally Posted By Deathstroke
Your tank really does look great. Is that a real plant or succelant (sp?) in the back? It looks like it. Everything is aesthetic as fuark.
Thanks!! I was happy with the final product. Your suggestion about tile awhile ago was brilliant. So easy to clean up, and makes it look so nice. The plant is fake. Just something I threw in there to make it look nice. He seems to be very happy in it. The rock on the left is actually a hide. The entrance is under the branch. He likes to sleep in there sometimes.
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Mirin that new habitat.
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Here's my two female beardeds who are room mates in a 75 gallon

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Originally Posted By rahfulz
Mirin that new habitat.
Thank you!!
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Here's my two female beardeds who are room mates in a 75 gallon

That's cute. I was hoping the one we got at the shop was a female so I could eventually give her a female tank mate....but looks like I'll have a bachelor! I still really want a Blue Tongue Skink.
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
Thank you!!



That's cute. I was hoping the one we got at the shop was a female so I could eventually give her a female tank mate....but looks like I'll have a bachelor! I still really want a Blue Tongue Skink.
Something about lizards just doesn't do it for me, but I do like them.

I would love a Woma or a dwarf retic, maybe even some kind of boa. So many awesome options. Ball pythons have the coolest color morphs but I feel like they just hide so much.
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
Thank you!!



That's cute. I was hoping the one we got at the shop was a female so I could eventually give her a female tank mate....but looks like I'll have a bachelor! I still really want a Blue Tongue Skink.
Well if you get another tank you can get two females OR.....a blue tongue skink!

Here is my blue tongue Rocco



Pics don't do him justice and I know it's a him, he dropped sperm plugs.

Blue tongues are like beardeds only...well, they get bigger, they're live reptile puppy dogs imo. They're demeanor is close to a bearded. But their diet gets easier. They do eat insects, but they need fruit, meat and vegetables too.

Mine I feed 2-4x weekly. His basic meal consists of a mix of: Beef dog food, egg with the shell crushed up, berries, banana and greens, and sometimes I add in a treat of canned snail or raw chicken liver!
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Originally Posted By rahfulz
Something about lizards just doesn't do it for me, but I do like them.

I would love a Woma or a dwarf retic, maybe even some kind of boa. So many awesome options. Ball pythons have the coolest color morphs but I feel like they just hide so much.
I dig them. Both are awesome. I feel can bond more with certain lizards but I love certain snakes more. Balls by far have the GOAT morphs for sure! Their idea of a good time is to curl into a ball and stay in one place for hours on end lol. Simple. You can keep them in rack systems too like mine. Unlike carpet pythons and tree boas that you really cannot keep in tubs, even when you put a perch in a tub for a green tree snake I'm not a fan of them for those kind of snake.
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Originally Posted By Deathstroke
Well if you get another tank you can get two females OR.....a blue tongue skink!

Here is my blue tongue Rocco



Pics don't do him justice and I know it's a him, he dropped sperm plugs.

Blue tongues are like beardeds only...well, they get bigger, they're live reptile puppy dogs imo. They're demeanor is close to a bearded. But their diet gets easier. They do eat insects, but they need fruit, meat and vegetables too.

Mine I feed 2-4x weekly. His basic meal consists of a mix of: Beef dog food, egg with the shell crushed up, berries, banana and greens, and sometimes I add in a treat of canned snail or raw chicken liver!
He's awesome! I hear they are probably the most "pet like" reptile you can have. They like being pet and being with humans.

What are the tank size/lighting requirements for them?
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
He's awesome! I hear they are probably the most "pet like" reptile you can have. They like being pet and being with humans.

What are the tank size/lighting requirements for them?
unlike a bearded they need more room. 4 feet is ideal.

I keep him in a 75 gallon (48x18 floor space). FOr lighting they need a strong basking heat lamp. UVB is up for debate, some say they benefit directly from UVB, but I firmly believe they can get by on just the D3 supplement in their diet. I never use UVB on my unlike my beardeds which get both heat and UVB

4 feet enclosure
heat lamp
loose substrate (I used aspen or carefresh, but many swear by Cypress mulch and/or orchid bark)
They also need a large water dish they are able to climb and soak in.
UVB light (optional IMHO)
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That skink is a good looking boy! Never seen one in person.
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I dig them. Both are awesome. I feel can bond more with certain lizards but I love certain snakes more. Balls by far have the GOAT morphs for sure! Their idea of a good time is to curl into a ball and stay in one place for hours on end lol. Simple. You can keep them in rack systems too like mine. Unlike carpet pythons and tree boas that you really cannot keep in tubs, even when you put a perch in a tub for a green tree snake I'm not a fan of them for those kind of snake.
I do like that about the carpets and the GTP's. They make awesome display snakes. I would get a GTP but have heard bad things about how bitey they are. I may be mistaken, but didn't you have one at some point? I can't remember. Brazilian rainbow boas are another cool one, but **** that high humidity nonsense.
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Originally Posted By Deathstroke
unlike a bearded they need more room. 4 feet is ideal.

I keep him in a 75 gallon (48x18 floor space). FOr lighting they need a strong basking heat lamp. UVB is up for debate, some say they benefit directly from UVB, but I firmly believe they can get by on just the D3 supplement in their diet. I never use UVB on my unlike my beardeds which get both heat and UVB

4 feet enclosure
heat lamp
loose substrate (I used aspen or carefresh, but many swear by Cypress mulch and/or orchid bark)
They also need a large water dish they are able to climb and soak in.
UVB light (optional IMHO)
Got it thanks! Any suggestions on where to look online? I could probably request one from my local shop, but I'm sure they'll hose me on price.
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
Got it thanks! Any suggestions on where to look online? I could probably request one from my local shop, but I'm sure they'll hose me on price.
What are you looking for? The lizard itself?
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What are you looking for? The lizard itself?
Yeah. I only have one store near me that I'd trust purchasing from and I've never seen a Skink there in 5 years.
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
Yeah. I only have one store near me that I'd trust purchasing from and I've never seen a Skink there in 5 years.
There's a lot of places online that will ship but it's usually around $45-60 for FedEx overnight early delivery. I'm not sure where you are located, but there are reptiles shows all over the county. I've been to a few and it's pretty cool to see all the different stuff.
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Originally Posted By rahfulz
There's a lot of places online that will ship but it's usually around $45-60 for FedEx overnight early delivery. I'm not sure where you are located, but there are reptiles shows all over the county. I've been to a few and it's pretty cool to see all the different stuff.
I live in chithole Northeast PA. We really don't have anything remotely close. I'll check out bordering states, maybe NY or NJ have something.
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Jugger if you request one, if they're anything like my only local trusted pet shop then chances are they would order it from the same online site that you can and they'd charge more because they demand to make something off it.

Sites I have ordered reptiles form include:

underground reptiles

lll reptiles

xyz reptiles

Underground is amazing, the owner and his staff and I are pretty tight too because they all own boxers. They ship them healthy, arrive safely, and they always have a staff member call you to check on you no matter how small or big the purchase is. They call to make sure they arrive healthy and that all is in order. They will often include a piece of paper with your pet telling you the exact date it was born and what sex it is (if able to sex them at the point you ordered). I cannot recommend Underground enough, but you can shop around and trust those retailers above.

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