Megatron really hates the duster; Marvin couldn’t care less.
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Bearded Dragon Christmas
How Marvin the Bearded Dragon stole Christmas from Marge
Beautiful Baby Beardies
Beautiful baby Bearded Dragons need new homes. They are very friendly reptiles and do not bite. They have no tail or toe nips. They are about 8 weeks old. They’re eating crickets, turnip greens, romaine lettuce, and mustard greens. They have been given minerals and vitamins and have had a UVB 10.0 light and get natural sunlight every day. Their father is a Rainbow Tiger morph (in last picture) and the mother is a Citrus Tiger x Red/Gold morph.
More pictures: http://www.helpforyourpet.com/?page_id=2113
Baby Bearded Dragons Need New Homes!
Baby Bearded Dragons need new homes. They are about 7 inches long. They’re eating lots of crickets, turnip greens, romaine lettuce, mustard greens, and occasionally some fruits and carrots. They have gotten all their minerals and vitamins and have always had a UVB light and get natural sunlight just about every day. They have also been handled every day and are very friendly. No tail or toe nips. Their father is a beautiful Rainbow Tiger morph (Citrus tiger x red hypo) and the mother is a Citrus Tiger x Red/Gold morph. The last picture is of the parents. Pick-up only in the Tampa area in Florida; I do not ship.
If you’re considering a bearded dragon as a pet for the first time please read this care guide: http://www.helpforyourpet.com/?page_id=1683
Category: Pets, Reptiles |
Tags: Bearded Dragon, Bearded Dragons, Beardies, lizard, lizards, Reptiles
Adorable Sleeping Baby Beardies!
Bearded Dragon pile
Look How Much They Have Grown!
2 Week Old Baby Bearded Dragons. They’ve already grown about an inch!
First Clutch
Margin’s First Clutch:
22 Eggs!
Category: Pets, Reptiles |
Tags: Bearded Dragon, Bearded Dragons, Beardies, lizard, lizards, reptile
Recovery Collars for Dogs and Cats
The Trimline Veterinary Recovery Collar made recuperating from surgery so much easier and more comfortable for my pets! These collars are inexpensive, soft, flexible, lightweight, easy to put on, and can be inverted so my pets could easily eat, drink, sleep, and even play. They are a great alternative to the hard plastic collars, which can be very awkward and painful for animals.
