I've heard people say before that their beardie had an underbite and I could not for the life of me see it in the picture now, and I can't tell the difference in this one either. I guess I don't know what I'm looking at! I love how bright their colors are post shed.
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Geico and his cage!
- Thread starter Jerin Zorb
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tl3314
Hatchling Dragon
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pics pics pics! 
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An underbite is when the lower jaw is slightly longer than the upper, as is in this pic of Arrow, who also has one.
tl3314
Hatchling Dragon
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- Raleigh NC
great colors!
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Here are pics of Geico after his shedpics pics pics!
His other eye. The dark around his eye is the skin that he is shedding.
The light orange at the base of his head.
Frontal view of his eye.
The orange around his eyes.
What his other feet look like.
His one light foot
Geico on the window sill.
Sunkiss
Juvenile Dragon
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- Austin, Texas
I am using the non adhesive shelf liner and I really like it....I think my beardie does too.
Probably prettier than newspaper!
@ Jerin: Geico's got beautiful colors around the eyes!
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Thank You!
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Good NEWS!! I went to my local pet store and I told them about the staining on Geico's feet. They said they will contact the producers of that sand and I might get a full refund and get non-colored sand. I will keep this until I maybe I make my own homemade cage with tiles.
Em Lynch
Juvenile Dragon
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Well done Jerin! i wouldn't recommend sand at all for obvious reasons. My family keeps pressuring me to put the sand back in willow's tank but i won't because i witnessed her swallowing it when she tasted her environment! she's got vinyl now and it doesn't look as pretty but its safer.
She has an underbite too...so cute
She has an underbite too...so cute
So the shed took off some of the black?
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Yes it did so now I know that the sand is the culprit.
Glad you found out now rather than later when something culd have happened to your poor Geico!
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I know! If something were to have happened I would have been devastated.
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GOOD News! Just got new sand!
Only one black foot left!
Geico posing for the camera.
Long veiw of tank with Geico being blurry in the front.
Geico's cool side hamock, water dish, and food dish.
Geico's mid section tree.
Geico around his new basking spot.
Only one black foot left!
Geico posing for the camera.
Long veiw of tank with Geico being blurry in the front.
Geico's cool side hamock, water dish, and food dish.
Geico's mid section tree.
Geico around his new basking spot.
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Yes I do. I'm using a custom sand with spherical grains that dissolve when touched by any sort of moisture. I personally love it. Especially the color and smoothness!
LOL and a secret it will remainYes I do. I'm using a custom sand with spherical grains that dissolve when touched by any sort of moisture. I personally love it the color and the smoothness of it.
okay. Same stuff as before, just without the dye? I'm really glad you were able to fix that!
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Yup it is... I really like this substrate. When I make my 3 cages over the summer I'm gonna use a artificial grass instead tho.
