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| Freddiesmum |
Posted - 21/08/2012 : 11:41:56
i know the initial set up cost would be a tad expensive (?), but what would you say is the rough monthly cost of keeping a bearded dragon? how much time do you have to spend with them each day/week?
and are they easy to keep pets? from what i have read they are relatively easy to care for.
always nice to hear from people who actually own them though :) |
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| Freddiesmum |
Posted - 22/08/2012 : 11:40:11
thanks I had a look at that website,very helpful!
however I think I will stick to snakes for the moment,don't think I have enough time for 2,3 daily feeds just now.
one day though! |
| scottishbluebird |
Posted - 21/08/2012 : 19:53:43
I dont know about beardies, but stick to the dubias, they dont escape! |
| Jono2411 |
Posted - 21/08/2012 : 17:28:30
Dump the crickets and get into dubia roaches! Better nutrition, hey dont jump or climb and they wont bite your lizard :) I can't stress how good they are enough!
FYI I get mine from http://www.roachcolony.com/index.asp |
| danny |
Posted - 21/08/2012 : 15:20:16
Hi check out mybeardeddragons.com I'm one of the mods and breed them. They are a fairly easy reptile to look after, you would need to do daily checks and change salad daily. A young beardie shall be more expensive as they eat a lot more. A adult would cost around 15-20 pounds a month in just live food bare in mind your electric shall go up a tad as there are more heating/lighting requirements.
Live food can be slowed down by popping the container in the fridge for half hour or so,I then tend to put the required amount in another container/bag with the correct supplement if needed.
All the bestr
Danny |
| Freddiesmum |
Posted - 21/08/2012 : 12:27:41
also - strange one - how do you get the live food out of the tub without lots and lots of them jumping out? like say you only need 4 crickets - how do you get 4 out and keep the others inside the box? haha. |
