Silvergirl
Bearded Dragon Egg
- Messages
- 5
- Location
- WNC
Dizzy needs a new home. He needs an experienced handler with time to spend with him. He has been very food aggressive in the past, and is calming down now, but can still be reactive when anything moves in his cage - whether it's my hand or prey. I got him from a pet store as a baby where he had been on display for a number of months. He hadn't grown at all over that time and I discovered later that they had kept him small by underfeeding him. Hence the food aggression. I'd hoped he would grow out of it with time, and he is gradually improving, but I bought him for a classroom pet and can't keep any animal that 'might' bite in a classroom with kids. I bought a second Beardie as soon as it got to the pet store, and it has never been food aggressive at all - that little one is making an excellent pet for the kids at my school. She is gentle and curious, and sweet. I can't have Dizzy at school, though, and don't have space at home for two Beardies (the school pet comes home weekends), so I am hoping to re-home him with an experienced handler. I need to recover a little on his costs - I bought him for $75 and would like to get $50 for him, which will help to offset feed costs for the Beardie I am keeping for the school. Dizzy can be handled, once you get hold of him, and likes his head stroked. It seems to be very calming for him. Offers? I'm located in Western NC, close to the TN border, and can travel a few hours in any direction to deliver him.