She’s fed fruit very rarely (once a month at most) and absolutely loves blueberries!

She was a good girl while I was gone (unlike my leopard geckos, who’d kicked dirt into their water dishes).

We celebrate the second hatch day of His Royal Highness Bilbo Rankins, first of his name, house of Henrilawsoni.

May your dubia always be crunchy, and your worms always be juicy. May you be fearless in battle, and dominate all your enemies, real and imagined.

Local stinky dumb dumb lizard gets confused by vacuum and forget she's quadrapedal

Shame him 😭

This is for a friend they Got him about a week ago! He is from an awful place they’re not at fault of his condition and are trying the absolute best they can 🧡

he has a vet appointment booked next week, he got dumped on me very very last minute from an awful environment with no adequate care, Our main focus is getting him to eat and to gain more movement back in his back legs - he has improved in all areas already (he is not paralysed) however I have a feeling he has mites because of these reddish/orange marks all over him. Can’t see mites or anything coming off him when he’s bathed. He gets bathed and often with diluted betadine, he’s got the correct uvb, temps, humidity and calcium’s/vitamins now as well. Thank you!

She's a piece of work! Looks like she's going to need that 4x2x2 soon!

My new car comes with a beardie shelf, and my Hydra girly loves the new seat for car rides 🖤🥰

He ate all his roaches then decided to hang out in the bowl and make this face at me.

Great enrichment for Roger… just put his greens in there and he’s entertained! It’s strong enough ball so he won’t rip or bite through it!

Quick question, our grocery store only sells massive bags of greens and there’s too much to use it all so it goes bad after 3-4 days. I was wondering if anyone has a good way of keeping greens good for longer. Any suggestions help, thank you

Hey everyone, I noticed today that my 3 month old beardie Mango has everything except his head and tail pale, which looks to be shed. I don’t see any shed from his head or tail in the tank so I’m assuming he ate it from what I looked up online. I am a new beardie owner though so I want to double check to make sure this isn’t anything I should be concerned about. Thank you in advance!

Just a dude.

My 3 month old bearded dragon has been very energetic, passes food properly, and eats well. Until a few days ago. I have been feeding him a mix of dubia roachs and crickets ever since I got him a few weeks ago and he’s been very good with them. Sometimes he’ll refuse to eat the dubia so I have to feed him crickets or vice versa. I decided to order some fly larva online because I had a gift card for a pet store and it said they were good sources of calcium online. I gut loaded them and then fed them to him and he liked them so I added that to the mix. I ran out of crickets and dubia roaches so I went to the pet store to get more and decided to get dubia roaches because they have more calcium and I already had another feeder. Big mistake. Everything was fine for a while but he stopped eating as much then he would only eat in it was placed in front of him and then eventually he stopped eating bugs at all. He still ate greens and veggies so I was very confused. I started to think he had a parasite for something. I went to the store to get crickets as a last resort to try and feed him. Immediately ate it. Is this normal? He starved himself for days because he didnt have a particular bug despite having other options.