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Recently new here and i'm slowly introducing all of my babies - Not just the fish.
I've been a keeper of reptiles for a long time now and beardies have always been on top in the lizard category.
They are great animals though i would'nt exactly call them low maintenance.
This is Chibi - My eldest.
Bean - Another female.
Bowser - My youngest.
And Kibbles. She's gone of only a few weeks ago. She was a two year old female and ever since she was about one had a mystery tumour growing on the top of her eye. I had to make the decision to have her put down, very very sadly.
Rip lady.
One good thing did come of it though - It enabled me to take a rescued beardie and give him a home. I assume he's about a year, perhaps a bit older. He is very skinny and obviously hasn't been handled a whole lot due to his temper but he is slowly coming around.
He was dropped off at a petstore and they were told by the woman who dropped him off that he was her sons and that she has been looking after him and she didn't really know how.
When i got him his feet were black with fecal matter. Took about five baths to get only some of it off.
But he (who i am now calling Little Jerry) is in a good place now.
I will take some pictures when he's settled in a bit more.
I've been a keeper of reptiles for a long time now and beardies have always been on top in the lizard category.
They are great animals though i would'nt exactly call them low maintenance.
This is Chibi - My eldest.
Bean - Another female.
Bowser - My youngest.
And Kibbles. She's gone of only a few weeks ago. She was a two year old female and ever since she was about one had a mystery tumour growing on the top of her eye. I had to make the decision to have her put down, very very sadly.
Rip lady.
One good thing did come of it though - It enabled me to take a rescued beardie and give him a home. I assume he's about a year, perhaps a bit older. He is very skinny and obviously hasn't been handled a whole lot due to his temper but he is slowly coming around.
He was dropped off at a petstore and they were told by the woman who dropped him off that he was her sons and that she has been looking after him and she didn't really know how.
When i got him his feet were black with fecal matter. Took about five baths to get only some of it off.
But he (who i am now calling Little Jerry) is in a good place now.
I will take some pictures when he's settled in a bit more.