Finally Added some greenery after I quarantined the plant for 4 weeks. It’s a Ponytail Palm. She seems to really enjoy it and has been investigating it. Really livens up the enclosure.

FINALLY making the switch to Dubias! Questions though...best place to get them from and is the old cricket enclosure (which will be washed throughly) ok to use...minus the tubes lol.

Pic of Magma being judgy for tax

I tried to get her to wear a hat

Best thing I could do

Hey all! I adopted this little lady off of Petfinder just over a week ago. I fed her some cucumbers and gave her a bath on her first day, and just gave her another bath today. She still looks pretty wrinkled, and her belly looks big. Am I overfeeding her? She eats really well, she loves her bugs and her greens. I did get her to drink some water during her bath today.

A few days ago, I posted about a rescue Beardy I received. A lot of comments pointed out the use of reptile carpet, and I took those comments to heart. Nacho, that’s what I decided to name him, has nice padded bedding now made out of a heat resistant liner. I also ordered some tiles to place on the basking side for him to lay on and scratch. He’s healthy, and loves basking on his wooden arch. He’s also very friendly and loves snuggles and head pets. Not a huge fan of baths though.

She just jumped in from my hand to the keyboard, I guess she’s a gamer now

Been feeding mainly lettuce, and a mealworm every 2-3 days for the past 3 months, doesn't seem to be losing weight that fast 😭 and her poop is quite watery now.

Brought her to the vet already and xray her in case something stuck in her stomach, but they said they saw nothing.

Is she just a chunky girl?

I let my rescue boy experience the grass for the first time and he did pretty well! I know the harness isn't the best.. I was hoping someone had recommendations for a better one? He was also in the process of some crazy weird shed that day.

His water dish is clean now he just spent all morning kicking dirt into it

I’ve had Sriracha since the start of this year. He completed one full shed, and since then he’s only been shedding in small patches occasionally. He’s less than a year old, so I feel like that’s really strange?

I feel like I’m doing everything I can in terms of husbandry— 120 gallon tank, humidity ranges from 20% (hot side) to 40% (cool). He’s got flagstone and a good mopani branch to rub up on. He’s got a water dish but he never touches water. I’ve tried still water and running water but he just hates water, and that includes bath time too. I give him soaks 1-2 times per week, and he hates it and jumps right out of the water, so it’s hard to keep him for a full 15 minute soak, but I still try. I’ve tried a plastic tub, running bathtub, running shower, running sink, closed sink. I also use a toothbrush during bath time to gently rub at the scales and hopefully soak the water in. Still, he won’t do a clean shed.

I had him for a regular vet checkup last month and I mentioned this. They basically said they weren’t concerned about it. He’s parasite-free, his behavior is great, his poop seems well-hydrated, he eats a good amount of both bugs and veggies.

Is there anything I can do to help him? Does that shed-ease stuff work for beardies / is it safe? Would it be useful at all to try some basic dawn dish soap? I’m kind of grasping at straws.

Tips and advice for my little man ? I take care of him like my own child. I’m scared of the MBD how common and best ways to avoid? I have been doing my own research lately also.

I will be picking up a female beardie who is about a foot long, and had severe MBD resulting in paralysis of her back legs. I'm wondering how those of you with disabled beardies set up their enclosures. So far I've seen some people recommend not using decor that encourages climbing high up for risk of falling, as well as using a solid flooring rather than substrate, since loose substrate can cause them to potentially get hurt from dragging themselves around. Please tell me what your recommendations are, and tell me if the advice I've seen so far is correct! If the solid flooring is truly the best option, let me know what kind works best. No reptile carpet of course. Thanks everyone!

Husband said he's been like this for 15 mins.

Any ideas on this spot?

Let him wander around the bedroom for a bit and went to look for him, he was passed out lol, apparently its too much energy to look around 😆

Severus found the sun spot today whilst lounging on his cushion in my daughters bedroom

That’s a side eyed death stare if i ever saw one.