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  1. K

    Hey guys!

    I couldnt believe it... i was totally gutted! What a waste of a chance for a second series?!
  2. K

    Hey guys!

    Dexter was the first ever series i watched all the way through! Got to love the stink eye!
  3. K

    Hey guys!

    Hahaha amazing! When i rescued dexter he was a she called figaro and was kept in a tank with another male! Did you name yours after the series? :)
  4. K

    So frustrated

    Aspen is good cause the bits are big enough for them to spit out, its a lot easier to spot clean, and it is passed easily, ive heard that it is digestable but im not sure if i believe that or not. Each substrate has its own risk ive tried bare bottom, slate, paper, astro turf, sand and aspen and...
  5. K

    How should I "decorate" my beardie's enclosure?

    You can use the plastic plants, flowers or backing from aquatic shops too :) all of dexters viv is stuff from my local aquatic shop
  6. K

    Sea shells.

    Sounds lovely :) just make sure to soak them in vivarium cleaner over night to get rid of all bacteria :)
  7. K

    Bedding

    Are you 100% he is a he, just that digging is a sign of a gravid female ready to lay. If you find he is a she then put some sand in a deep tupawear container and dampen it so it holds its form so she can lay her eggs. Females can produce eggs even if not fertilized and can range in frequency...
  8. K

    Appetite issues

    Could be shedding or could be relocation stress, both would put her off food till she settles down or finish shedding :)
  9. K

    Need Advise

    They will naturally try to brumate whenever winter comes, but due to age you shouldnt let your beardie brumate as he/she wont have enough fat stored to survive as it all goes towards growth. Even if you keep the temperatures constant they can still tell when its winter and will be sleepy and eat...
  10. K

    Hey guys!

    Thanks for letting me join your forum! Id like to introduce you to dexter, nearly a year old, hes a rescue and has came out of his shell the past month or so, i hope to keep learning more and more about dragons and hear about everyone elses little gems!
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