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Fitzy Fitz posted:You can build one for less than $100. I just did. There are plans all over the internet and someone posted a really good guide in the last thread but now I don't know where that is. This one?
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Gammatron 64 posted:Nah, it's like a bag with little chopped up bits in it. Looks like chopped up carrots and green beans. It's this stuff: Can you try giving her real, fresh salad? No lettuce (too much water) but dandelion greens, arugula, and squash are good staples. Berries are like lizard crack, you can give her a couple raspberries as a treat. As for her tank, I would suggest another hide so that you have hides on both the warm and cool sides.
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Jun 11, 2015 01:32
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Gammatron 64 posted:I can try that. Try sprinkling some basil or mint on the salad to grab her interest. If you want to take out the water dish you could supplement with weekly baths.
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Quezacotl posted:So a while ago I posted in this thread about maybe getting a bearded dragon. In early May I went and did just that. Heres a picture of him in early May when I first got him. Looks like his pancake tummy is growing nicely
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Jun 18, 2015 02:17
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Gammatron 64 posted:The beardie I'm taking care of for my mom's school hasn't pooped in like a week and has been staying in her hide most of the time and I'm getting concerned now. She might just be a bit stressed from moving. If she doesn't poop soon you could try giving her a bath. Riker hates baths and always poops in his to escape.
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Aug 8, 2015 03:53
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Gammatron 64 posted:Update: I gave her a bath Tuesday and she's been pooping the past couple days. I've had her in my apartment for about 2 months now and she got over the initial move stress in about a week. She might be starting to brumate (hibernation for reptiles)? Riker, my beardie, started brumating at the end of Sept last year and napped until January.
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Aug 8, 2015 18:53
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PezMaster posted:Pictures of my very first reptile show in Abbotsford, BC - it's the first of it's kind in the area and will probably grow in the next couple years. This year was pretty small, though. Goddamn leachies have the most ridiculous faces. 
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PezMaster posted:Nacho Cheese says Happy Canadian Thanksgiving! This is so adorable
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A Scary Little Dog posted:Does anyone else have a critter that greets them in the morning? My tree frogs like to stare at me at night. Usually around 7-8pm they'll come to the front of their tank and watch Human TV®.
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Oct 17, 2015 03:53
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Dapper_Swindler posted:can dumpy frogs and crested gecko live together if they are the same size? i have read mixed opinions but some say they can as long as they are the same size. my gf says they can and i think she is getting me one for our anniversary. I wouldn't do it. Dumpies are loving pigs and Mr gecko will be a snack in no time.
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DeadFatDuckFat posted:I've been looking at getting a whites tree frog. I was wondering how loud/often they croak... Is it enough to frequently wake someone up in the night? My other concern was having to keep crickets as their food, are there good substitutes for their diet? Mine tend to croak more when it's about to rain and tend to croak as a response, not a routine. It can get loud but they've never woken me up. I feed mine a variety of bugs: crickets (hate these - they escape and hide and chirp), silk worms, super worms, horn worms. Remember to dust their crickets in calcium powder every so often and check out Sticky Frogs
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