I had one for years and it was very calm and tame. I could set her on my chair behind me and she would sit there for hours. It was crazy and kinda sad because about a month after I got it she laid eggs!! Sadly I had no idea how to nor did I have the means at the time to try and hatch them. She then laid eggs a second time like a month after that. She would gaurd them until she got cold then would go to the lamp and go back and forth. I read that this happens with these alot because they are caught and kept in captivity together. Like 30, 40, 50 in a cage. I believe they come from Indonesia or Vietnam. One of the Asian Pacific islands
Are you talking about frozen or live mice. Both should be safe, but I would DEFINITELY advise on frozen- it has more benefits both you and your snake. It is safer (for both snek and prson) too.
Hey I love your videos! May I have some advice please? I purchased a 2 month old bearded dragon last week. He's doing fine and he's getting more comfortable with me and his new home. I recently read somewhere that mealworms can cause impaction. The person at the pet shop didn't mention this, nor did the big book of bearded dragon care they sold me. However, everywhere I look online, people seem adamant that it's a stupid idea to feed beardies mealworms. Thus far I've been giving him a few as treats to create a positive reinforcement for letting me carry him and climbing up myself. He likes them, but I'm now confused and reluctant to give him some or any. I was just wondering if you could do a video clearing this up please?
Hey I'm no expert but I might be able to help... I have a bearded dragon and did heckin research before I purchased him. I would not advise giving a baby or juvenile mealworms- you may already know this but it can cause paralysis and even death sometimes😬. I would say ONLY FEED TO ADULTS every now and then just to be safe. P.S. I would also not advise taking a pet store employee's advice on these matters. I have absolutely nothing wrong with or against pet storepeople/their advice but I would ALWAYS do your own research no matter what anyone tells you 😁.
@@carriewilliford1225 Hey Carrie, thanks so much for your advice, and for caring enough to answer me even after years! I'm sad to say that my beloved beardy passed away in back in 2018. She died quite young; apparently it was due to a tumour. (We discovered that he was a she four days before she passed when the herpetologist was examining her.) I still often wonder if there was more I could have done, but it's in the past now so I guess I should just let go.
"people walk right by him" >:[ who would do such a thing!!! adopt this boy he is wonderful and deserving of a happy home!!!
I've never even heard of these guys before! What an awesome-looking reptile.
goliathprime I've never seen one of those either.
One of my dream reptiles...
Beautiful! The lizard is pretty cute too 😉 love your hair!!
Omg..I want one lol. The most beautiful lizard I have ever seen.
Chico the Human they're really cool animals
They are sooo cool and adorable too. :D
They require running water,moderate heat and misting daily they are cheap to buy but not cheap to keep.
I wish you guys had Texas spiny lizards they are super nice and let you hold them I used to catch them and green anole all the time
Holy crap its beautiful
yeah and the lizard looks cool too
beautiful you have pricing ?
I had one for years and it was very calm and tame. I could set her on my chair behind me and she would sit there for hours.
It was crazy and kinda sad because about a month after I got it she laid eggs!! Sadly I had no idea how to nor did I have the means at the time to try and hatch them. She then laid eggs a second time like a month after that. She would gaurd them until she got cold then would go to the lamp and go back and forth. I read that this happens with these alot because they are caught and kept in captivity together. Like 30, 40, 50 in a cage. I believe they come from Indonesia or Vietnam. One of the Asian Pacific islands
When these become tamed are they good to bring places?
in vietnamese they call him capra dragon and they also cheap about 5 dola for a bigger
Is that as big as it's going to get?
is it safe to feed a ball python mice from the pet store?
Djuan Darby I fed mine mice from the pet store and he was doing fine.
Djuan Darby Better to buy from the pet store and breed them. Its easier than you think and you can ensure they are healthy
Are you talking about frozen or live mice. Both should be safe, but I would DEFINITELY advise on frozen- it has more benefits both you and your snake. It is safer (for both snek and prson) too.
Hey I love your videos! May I have some advice please?
I purchased a 2 month old bearded dragon last week. He's doing fine and he's getting more comfortable with me and his new home.
I recently read somewhere that mealworms can cause impaction. The person at the pet shop didn't mention this, nor did the big book of bearded dragon care they sold me. However, everywhere I look online, people seem adamant that it's a stupid idea to feed beardies mealworms.
Thus far I've been giving him a few as treats to create a positive reinforcement for letting me carry him and climbing up myself. He likes them, but I'm now confused and reluctant to give him some or any.
I was just wondering if you could do a video clearing this up please?
Hey I'm no expert but I might be able to help...
I have a bearded dragon and did heckin research before I purchased him. I would not advise giving a baby or juvenile mealworms- you may already know this but it can cause paralysis and even death sometimes😬. I would say ONLY FEED TO ADULTS every now and then just to be safe. P.S. I would also not advise taking a pet store employee's advice on these matters. I have absolutely nothing wrong with or against pet storepeople/their advice but I would ALWAYS do your own research no matter what anyone tells you 😁.
@@carriewilliford1225 Hey Carrie, thanks so much for your advice, and for caring enough to answer me even after years! I'm sad to say that my beloved beardy passed away in back in 2018. She died quite young; apparently it was due to a tumour. (We discovered that he was a she four days before she passed when the herpetologist was examining her.) I still often wonder if there was more I could have done, but it's in the past now so I guess I should just let go.
japalura splendida?
how much are they
Wheres your store im im the southern california area too
We have 5 stores :) www.lllreptile.com/locations
Pretty sure she at the one in Menifee, ca I believe I seen her there she’s very nice looking! 🥰
Dont they shoot blood from there eyes and if so why? I dont wanna have a lizard shootin blood haha
Christian 312124 no that's a horned toad/lizard from the Phrynosoma genus
I think she is scare.
What location is this
oceanside
Make a new video
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