My husband wants to get a Bearded Dragon as a pet. I'm not so sure. I've never been a huge fan of reptiles. We have heard great things about their personalites though! We met someone that said theirs even got along with their 3 cats and would sit at the window with them! I just can't picture a reptile being so friendly. I would love to hear people's experiences with these little guys. Thanks!
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well i have 2 bearded dragons at first i wanted a pet reptile an i didnt no wat 1 2 get but wen i heard bout these i wanted 1 kuz they sounded reley cool an freindly good 4 children not to young tho an wen i got it mi mum wasnt to happy with a lizred because mi mum h8z snakes an all that sorta stuff like reptiles but after a few weekz she gt atached 2 them at first she didnt hold them an kept well away but now she iz kissing them an feeding them now. reley gd fun to have they like the window cill an they lke there greens they like strawberrys azwell but the worse fing iz the criccets u feed them an if u do get 1 make shaw itz perked up an healthy or waste ov money an may die great to have 2 my i chose wen they were little an now quite old an i didnt no wat sex they were an they turned out to be both males witch then they started fighting after a wile boy or girl or girl an girl if u choose 2 get 2 they also hav there funny moments as well they bob there heds for dominnance an then puff there cheek out an turn black (the boys ones) also the females seem to wave there arm at ppl dnt no y but waving the females do this mainly plus giv it a bath az well u kan if u want itz juz like havin a baby welll if u do get 1 your life will be more fun it has made myn but u have too fink about the holidays an that u karnt leve them on there own 4 at least 1 day max they need attentoin daily not so mutch with 2 tho well all the best on your beardy
my girlfriend used to be the same, but now she loves em, we have even bred them, and started breeding veiled chameleons. beardos are lizards that can learn their names, they watch tv. they just chill on your shoulder. you can take em to a party once they get big. they can run fast, but prefer not to, and they are very inqusitive and know whats going on in theur home, they even perk up and get a little happy when you get home, and they are pretty easy to care for, all they need is: space, uvb, heat, food (they eat anything) and water
They are nice pets but as exotic animals need specialized care to survive. With gentle handling they become quite tame, but not necessarily "friendly".
http://www.beautifuldragons.503xtreme.co...
http://www.reptilerooms.com/ (has excellent forums and care sheets as well).
Well I've been breeding beardies since I was 14 years old. They are the BEST reptile to start out with. It is the fisrt suggestion to people when they're looking for a pet for their kids when they want a reptile. They do indeed have awesome, unique personalities. They also get attached to people. My first one was Draco. He went everywhere with me. I even velcroed a peice of felt to the dash in my car so he had something to grip while I was driving. He'd just sit there lookin all cool. He would sit on my dog, and screw with my cats. As a group they are great too! The females can live in a colony type setting, where as the males must be housed alone. It's fun to watch the males see the females frome the front of the glass , and start bobbing their heads to get attention, and the females wave their arms in response. they are as close to people as a reptile can get!
Hope this helps.
I have 2 beardys, one will bite off your finger and the other jumps into your hand so their personalities differ a lot. If you handle them when there young they become very freindly. they are a great petfor reptile starters.
I've had a male beardie for over a year now. He will sit on the couch with me and watch TV. Sometimes, if we have a blanket on the couch, he will crawl under it and fall alseep. He also likes to sit at the window, but when he sees a bird fly past, he takes off running!
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