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I have a Honduran Milk snake that I believe has about 3 eggs that won't come out, debating whether I should try this.

Are mealworms too fatty to be a staple in their diet? I have a baby and she really likes them. I also like the ease of maintenance compared to crickets. But I wanna make sure she is getting the correct fat to protein ratio. Would meal worms be ok as the main protein?

I’m not sure if it was said but if your heat mat doesn’t have a thermostat it can get way too hot and burn the snake

so i got live meal worms for my dragon. i just inherited this past week. i have rarely seen this dragon eat! she has not touched the dried ones given to me… is there hope that she will eat the lived ones when i offer it to her instead of the dried ones?

who funds the department of agriculture?! how infuriating!

What about cleaning the super worms container?

I am trying to convince my friend to get another cage for his male dragon. He has two together one male one female and they do seem to be bonded, however I am concerned that female might be stressed. Not my pets but I come over often and play with them together. Can they bond at all or is it usually just mating?

Im considering cohabitating two of these little guys; thanks for the clear explanation!

Are you cold blooded no ? How do you feel when you’re cold ? Hope this answered your video

Is it ok to use sand in a breaded dragon

Love the opening verse!! Thanks so much for always sharing the Word of God ❤🙏🏼

LOL! Love Philbilly! You nailed it.

i tried to feed mealworms to my bearded dragon but he didn’t eat them what does that mean

How do i go about buying a dragon frim yall i have owned one in the past and appreciate your noladge andthe fact that you are very informative in yiur vudeos

Straight up extortion. Especially our State of Georgia, I want a corn snake so bad after having recently gotten into reptiles/snakes specifically but i'm unsure as the Corn i'm looking at would come from Florida, would that be illegal for me to own it because of Georgia's law on keeping native species? Any help would be greatly appreciated

Very informative my 7 yr old grandson with moms permission of course may be getting a ball python looks like I'll be helping 😅with the set up and cleaning and feeding so I'm just starting out learning I've always been terrified of reptiles but I met the snake he wants and to my surprise was not afraid and carried her around in the pet store 😅 thank you

Thanks, CBC and loved the comedy too! 😂

Great video guys and gals

Just my opinion of course. In the wild there are no paper towels or tile and they manage to survive. They are native to mild deserts and arid woods so I believe it is best to make your substrate as close to that as possible. Mine is a mix of play sand, organic topsoil, sphagnum moss and eco earth. Depending on the reptile the mix varies, I use more soil and moss for my geckos etc. My dragons love to burrow and I feel like I would be taking away their feeling of safety if they could not dig. Yes, they get dirty but they are happy! My dragons also love water, they play and splash and even dig in it lol. I just wanted to share my thoughts, have an amazing day!

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I got our bearded dragon from a local reptile store because every set up was so spectacular and clean.

Love the reasoning y'all got into reptiles. I came from the invert hobby & bred old world tarantulas for many years before I got my first cold blooded buddy. It's always fun trying to explain to folks what a pleasure it is to work with such unique and often misunderstood animals.

This video is the most helpful I’ve seen on bearded dragons, and I’ve watched dozens by now! Thank you so so so much for this content. And your daughter is adorable and hilarious! Warm wishes to your family 😊😊😊

awesome video!! i’m debating getting a nelson and this video is so helpful!!!

❤so happy❤️🎉

I am a first time dragon owner someone gave hime to me due to Neglecting him.....i have a 50 gallon tank with a 150 watt basking bulb.... he chills on his rock under the light with his mouth open constantly is this due to lack of heat or to much heat??? I have another lamp with a uvb light 13 watts is there anything i need to kno...i feel like im doing something wrong.....

I wanna see you beardies salad, maybe you could help me improve de quality of my babys Food, whats your Instagram?

Have you tried misting orange juice onto greens?

She’s a character

Gorgeous

Very nice

I'm 11 and I'm getting one tomorrow ❤❤❤

Thank u so much I just got one and I’m learning.

Awwww

I, a 12 year old atm, got a bearded dragon for christmas. My Sister who was 18 years old at the time decided to impulse buy one because i had gotten one for some reason. She kept it in this small glass aquarium and its living condition was just an absolute mess. I was practically forced to co-habitate my beardies cus she just couldnt take care of her lizard.

We just adopted our first dragon. We love him so much and he's so sweet 🥰 but last night i was holding him and he fell asleep but started gaping in his sleep. It looked like he was burping almost....should i take him to be seen?

These dragons eat everything... Honey Bees bumblebees wasps beetles crickets grasshoppers

The whole "don't use sand as a substrate" infuriates me because it stems from a lack of understanding, and and almost "Chinese whispers" like effect where key bits of information have been lost over time. 1. The type of sand is never really discussed in this topic, it's always just a blanket "sand is bad" - The original reports of sand causing impaction stems specifically from CALCI-SAND being used a substrate; this is still a big nono as beardies can sense the calcium in the sand and will naturally want to eat it in large quantities, this is bad. Additionally, certain sands like builders sand are also used which, again, is bad as it easily clumps up and can cause impaction. However, something like a 50/50 mix of play sand and top soil is completely fine. 2. People think their beardy is naturally inclined to eat sand. This is NOT true, no healthy beardy will eat sand, this was touched on in the video. A healthy beardy will never be inclined to eat sand, if a beardy is observed deliberately consuming sand it means it is not getting the correct nutrients in their diet, so are seeking it from the soil. This is an issue with the husbandry, not the substrate. 3. While tile isn't necessarily a bad substrate, it has been observed that beardies can develop muscle and joint issues when they are kept strictly on tile due to the hard nature of the material, similarly to how you'd get foot issues if you spent most of your time walking barefoot on hard stone floors. Additionally, while the nail filing is a pro for tile, this can easily be achieved with rocks/bricks placed around the enclosure as climbing/enrichment activities. 4. Another issue with providing solid substrate is that beardies have a natural instinct to dig, and this can provide enrichment for the dragon. I know you have stated in a previous video that you don't really observe beardies digging, but it is a natural and observed behaviour so why not offer them the opportunity (and yes, dig boxes can be a good compromise). 5. People seem to think that beardies should not eat food on loose substrate due to the risk of ingesting sand. Again, with a healthy beady this is a non-issue, a healthy bearded dragon can pass (the correct type of) sand with no issue, especially at the quantities they will accidentally ingest with their food. People tend to recommend feeding their dragon from a cup if they're on loose sand, however this deprives them of both the exercise and mental enrichment they will get from actively hunting their prey around the enclosure. tl;dr - When a bearded dragon husbandry is done correctly, i.e heat, UVB, nutrients, hydration, etc. A healthy bearded dragon will never have an issue with impaction when kept on the CORRECT type of loose substrate, and if you observe your beardy deliberately eating their sand, it means you've done something wrong or they're sick. Also note that the above is specifically for juvenile/adult beardies, babies below like 6 months it's still recommended to keep on something like paper towel.

Hello can you explain the bathing process? How often? And why since they are desert animals? 🤔

Thank you i think I’ll be watching more 😊

Would a water bowl be appropriate for my dragon, I live in Arizona, it's pretty darn dry here. I know he comes from an arid climate, but beardies do need AN amount of humidity yes? I'm also doing research on my own, but I want enough opinions to form a general consensus.

I don't know why I am watching this video, I have a CAT😅

(Bible verse) Love the intro. You are now my go to Bearded Dragon experts on UA-cam. God bless

Yall u are correct on everything exept about the crickets because when bearded dragons are young, they need LOTS of protein and crickets give off plenty of protein as of worms, well.... Worms dont give off as much protein and worms are slow moving and the bearded dragon is gonna wanna chase something so if yall want your bearded dragon to get much exercise than it needs to chase crickets plus bearded dragons cant live on worms. So give it fruit and greens to although, yall are right on everything else.

Welp after that nappy comment I won’t be watching this channel again 😂😂 tf

My beardie likes to lay in his water so i have to keep water. Also he likes to suck up water also. He has 1 he bathes in and 1 he slurps from. I also do spray his food and him. I guess it also depends on the beardie also

I would rather spend money at a store who loves their animals and cares about their well-being. Don’t understand why they would get angry at that.

My pacific gopher nearly always defecates in his huge corner water dish. I actually like it cause its less I have to replace nasty soiled substrate. Just flush and soap with hot water scrub his water dish and all good. I only have 5 snakes (for now) so its easy to maintain cleanliness.

The only time my snake goes on my neck and on a walk with me is to go to the park a few blocks away for some supervised time in the sun and grass. I let them smell some new things that way once every few weeks or so and they seem to enjoy their few minutes in the sun. I love it when kids approach us when we’re out to ask questions. I used to be an educator at a Zoo so it’s always great to see the curiosity about reptiles 😊

The only time my snake goes on my neck and on a walk with me is to go to the park a few blocks away for some supervised time in the sun and grass. I let them smell some new things that way once every few weeks or so and they seem to enjoy their few minutes in the sun. I love it when kids approach us when we’re out to ask questions. I used to be an educator at a Zoo so it’s always great to see the curiosity about reptiles 😊