beardie with an attitude

[bcreptiles]

got this beardie a few weeks ago, he is getting very nice, but what a temperament:main_yes::main_yes:

 

[hybrid]

He will come around Very nice beardy for sure!

 

[Lene]

awww....he's a beauty, Don't worry he'll come around and be spoiled rotten

 

[Lena]

He's saying "Get me off this darn sand!" Haha.

Beautiful coloration. You'll hear it from me before anyone else.. Sand is not a safe substrate for beardies (or leos!).

Tile, ReptiCarpet, paper towel, newspaper, and butcher paper are all better and cheaper alternatives!

 

[bcreptiles]

He's saying "Get me off this darn sand!" Haha.

Beautiful coloration. You'll hear it from me before anyone else.. Sand is not a safe substrate for beardies (or leos!).

Tile, ReptiCarpet, paper towel, newspaper, and butcher paper are all better and cheaper alternatives!

i wil not replay to any substrate debates, but yes i also like the colours, and some already produced some stunning babies

 

[Retribution Reptiles]

BC that is a great naturalistic viv you got there. that little beardie is fantastic as well. look at it get mad. lol

 

[Kristi23]

Very pretty! He looks a lot like my Norman. I'm no help with the attitude because I got mine as a tiny baby. Now he's just beyond spoiled.:main_rolleyes:

 

[leonut]

He's saying "Get me off this darn sand!" Haha.

Beautiful coloration. You'll hear it from me before anyone else.. Sand is not a safe substrate for beardies (or leos!).

Don't beardies live in the deserts of australia? Theres got to be sand there if anywhere right?

Amazing beardie BTW.

 

[Yamori]

Don't beardies live in the deserts of australia? Theres got to be sand there if anywhere right?

Amazing beardie BTW.

Yes, they do.
Bearded dragons live in arid, rocky, mostly desert regions and arid open woodlands or out bush as we call it. They are adept climbers and are often seen spending time on branches and have even been found basking on fence posts when living near humans. They also bask on rocks and exposed branches in the mornings and afternoons.

http://www.afrigalah.com/indimg/Beardeddragon706.jpg

http://www.afrigalah.com/indimg/Beardeddragon304tn2.jpg

 

[hoppslover]

It’s amazing how selective breeding has changed their colors.

 

[Yamori]

There are different variations in color in the wild. I've seen golden colored ones, grayish ones etc. The pics i posted was mainly to show their habitat.