spambortner
Hatchling Dragon
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Hello everyone, we have two bearded dragons, one from a baby my sister got as a 2019 Christmas present. Peaches we adopted in March of this year. A tech from our vet called and asked if we wanted another dragon, her owner brought her in, she said she was sick and wanted her euthanized. We said yes, they did a fecal and watched her for a week and in 2020 she was cleared for adv, Puff was cleared too. So we got a healthy yearish girl. Puff is in a zen, 4x2x2 and Peaches is in a 40g terrarium until I can save enough for a zen. We also have 3 cats and 2 guinea pigs. The guinea pigs are in a C&C cage. I was wondering if Peaches could do a C&C with a lid until we get a zen for her. I could make it two grids high or even one and a half grids high( they are 14 inches x 14 inches ). The guineapigcage store even sells clear acrylic pieces to use as windows, so she could see out. The coroplast can have 10 inch walls on 3 sides and it would be like you covered the glass, no reflection. Imagine a cage where the top half is open air/hardware cloth. Using light stands would be no problem as I use them with my anole's tank.
This is Puff
This is Peaches and she will be going bioactive also. NOT puff though as my sister doesn't want her dirty with dirt...She may look like she is judging but it's just a resting beardie face.
This is an example of the cage I would use until I could get another zen and building is out of the question. It would be two grids high for substrate and climbing stuff(not counting the base).
I been using these for years for my guinea pigs and they can handle a good bit of weight. The cage below is holding 80 lbs of horse stall pellets and about 20lbs of sawdust mini flakes. There would be no problem with it staying warm either, I'd make sure of that. It would have a lid to keep my cats out but I'm not worried about them as they go in and eat hay with the pigs for years and never hurt them. Or could she stay in the 40 for another 6 months plus maybe?
This is Puff
This is Peaches and she will be going bioactive also. NOT puff though as my sister doesn't want her dirty with dirt...She may look like she is judging but it's just a resting beardie face.
This is an example of the cage I would use until I could get another zen and building is out of the question. It would be two grids high for substrate and climbing stuff(not counting the base).
I been using these for years for my guinea pigs and they can handle a good bit of weight. The cage below is holding 80 lbs of horse stall pellets and about 20lbs of sawdust mini flakes. There would be no problem with it staying warm either, I'd make sure of that. It would have a lid to keep my cats out but I'm not worried about them as they go in and eat hay with the pigs for years and never hurt them. Or could she stay in the 40 for another 6 months plus maybe?