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Purchasing a bearded dragon
- Thread starter Rexy
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If you want a baby, look for a beardie around 6-8 inches. Most reputable breeders won't offer dragons smaller than this and will have the sizes of the dragons listed.
For a good breeder, avoid shady dealer sites such as Underground Reptiles. Check the breeder's reviews to get a good idea of their customer service and care. Some breeders have YouTube channels you can watch to see how they care for their reptiles. Dachiu Dragons is a good breeder. They will accept returns on dragons diagnosed with ADV and other health problems for the first 6 weeks after purchase, and they have lots of experience and a good care sheet on their website. You can also wait until a reptile expo opens and go there to see what local breeders have to offer, just check to make sure the lizards are healthy before buying.
For a good breeder, avoid shady dealer sites such as Underground Reptiles. Check the breeder's reviews to get a good idea of their customer service and care. Some breeders have YouTube channels you can watch to see how they care for their reptiles. Dachiu Dragons is a good breeder. They will accept returns on dragons diagnosed with ADV and other health problems for the first 6 weeks after purchase, and they have lots of experience and a good care sheet on their website. You can also wait until a reptile expo opens and go there to see what local breeders have to offer, just check to make sure the lizards are healthy before buying.
