-
Hello guest! Are you a Bearded Dragon enthusiast? If so we invite you to join our community and see what it has to offer. Our site is specifically designed for you and it's a great place for Beardie enthusiasts to meet online. Once you join you'll be able to post messages, upload pictures of your dragons and enclosures and have a great time with other Bearded Dragon enthusiasts. Sign up today!
Bearded dragon health checkup
- Thread starter Calixx
- Start date
Weight is good but length seems short -- hes almost a year old? He should be atleast 12 inches long and can grow up to 22-24" long by the time hes 2 - if you are in Florida you can get discoid roaches from these two places https://www.lunaroaches.com/ or www.dubiaroaches.com
Is the dragon eating salads? You can also add super worms and horn worms to the diet as treats as well
he is almost a year old or older, he's definitely small, 16 and a half inches from tip of head to tip of tail, unfortunately I'm in canada so there is only 1 place I can get discoid roaches, and that's 280 dollars for 100, (dubias are also banned) he is eating salads yes, I haven't fed him a ton of greens the past 2 weeks due to all the staples being out of stock
(ignore previous message it glitched out)
ok so hes going to keep growing - 16 inches is good I thought he was 8 inches all together -- $280 is that canadian dollars I am assuming? I know dubias are banned in Canada google your search for discoid roaches in Canada -- they do sell them up there in different places -- https://canada-ant-colony.com/products/discoid-roaches-blaberus-discoidalis I would bookmark this page and keep checking
Discoid Feeder Roaches - Canada - CrawlMart
Explore high-quality discoid feeder roaches tailored for reptiles and invertebrates for sale in Canada. Our carefully curated selection ensures optimal nutrition and feeding for your beloved pets. Trust us for premium feeder roaches that meet the dietary requirements of your exotic companions...
crawlmart.ca
280 is canadian yes, 60$ for only 25 is still pretty expensive.. also thanks for the chart, iv been looking for a reliable oneok so hes going to keep growing - 16 inches is good I thought he was 8 inches all together -- $280 is that canadian dollars I am assuming? I know dubias are banned in Canada google your search for discoid roaches in Canada -- they do sell them up there in different places -- https://canada-ant-colony.com/products/discoid-roaches-blaberus-discoidalis I would bookmark this page and keep checking
http://www.beautifuldrahgons.com/Nutrition.html ignore the kale info its outdated and is a good staple feederDiscoid Feeder Roaches - Canada - CrawlMart
Explore high-quality discoid feeder roaches tailored for reptiles and invertebrates for sale in Canada. Our carefully curated selection ensures optimal nutrition and feeding for your beloved pets. Trust us for premium feeder roaches that meet the dietary requirements of your exotic companions...crawlmart.ca
Ok well I posted websites for the discoid - Crawlmat seemed to be reasonable -
if he's 16" at 1 y/o how big do you think he will be by 2 years? (as a guess I mean, also "he" might be a "she" I haven't entirely figured it out)ok so hes going to keep growing - 16 inches is good I thought he was 8 inches all together -- $280 is that canadian dollars I am assuming? I know dubias are banned in Canada google your search for discoid roaches in Canada -- they do sell them up there in different places -- https://canada-ant-colony.com/products/discoid-roaches-blaberus-discoidalis I would bookmark this page and keep checking
http://www.beautifuldrahgons.com/Nutrition.html ignore the kale info its outdated and is a good staple feederDiscoid Feeder Roaches - Canada - CrawlMart
Explore high-quality discoid feeder roaches tailored for reptiles and invertebrates for sale in Canada. Our carefully curated selection ensures optimal nutrition and feeding for your beloved pets. Trust us for premium feeder roaches that meet the dietary requirements of your exotic companions...crawlmart.ca
please post a pic of the dragon on a flat surface like the kitchen table w/ vent towards the camera and tail in the air -- we can sex it-- he she will get as big as his genetics will allow - normal pigona dragons are 22"-24" long - mine are both around 22' -- w/ proper surface basking temps-- diet and UVB he will get good size --
From what I see he is a she -- its flat above the vent -- males will have two bulges -- gonna have another person look to make sure
Looks flat [ female ] in that pic but the tail isn't arched high enough to say for sure.
Please post another pic w/ the vent facing the camera again instead of the angle -- but she thinks female as well
Alright thx, I assumed he was a she but since I have a expensive sticker that says norbert I just pretended he is a he
Ok well Norbert may have eggs at some point
--- you can call her NorbieAttachments
here's a better one
Attachments
thanks!
