Thinking about it

[Beardeddragon123]

I own many reptiles. But I haver never tried a bearded dragon. I have been researching them for many months now and I have a great place for them! I want to start off with a pair and breed them. Is this a good idea? And I have a lot of experience! Lol i am the owner of a trained columbian tegu! And in case you didn't know the are extremely hard to tame down! So I am not to much of a beginner! Lol if you think I should get a pair and breed them what are the best types?? Thanks!

 

[Germ]

It would really be a better idea to raise one, get to know them & their characteristics, before jumping right into the Breeding Cycle. Some info that may be helpful & worth seriously considering ....

TO BREED OR NOT TO BREED: A REALITY CHECK​

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Thinking of Breeding???​

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Morphs as I understand them.​

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[Beardeddragon123]

Thanks! That's what I will do!! Do you think a 40 gallon is suitable for a adult?

 

[Germ]

Yes a 40 gal will do the job. The Breeder style, better than the long. Bigger is always better, more floor area is more important than height.

 

[Beardeddragon123]

That is exactly what I have!!! Thanks!

 

[Mungi's Buddha]

I wholeheartedly agree with Germ in that it would be best to start with a single dragon rather than jump into breeding....there is so much you have to learn about these creatures and even more that they will teach you about their species and allowing yourself to concentrate on just one will allow you not to miss out on any of their lessons Learn and observe and later you will be a better breeder for it!
Enjoy

 

[Beardeddragon123]

Thanks! That's what I will do!!! lol so when I buy my baby where should I go?