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Please Any One Help Me Just Help Me Its An Emergency!!

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does anyone have any advice before getting a dragon?

i was thinking about getting a dragon because they seem like good pets but i want to know what they are really are like so i kneed some advice if there is anything i should be ready for because i know not to go and buy one right away.
 
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This topic has been moved to the appropriate forum. In the future, please do not post questions in the classifieds section. Thanks.
 
I just had to delete 3 topics from the Classified/For Sale section of the site that were asking the EXACT SAME question as this topic. Then when I get over here to the appropriate forum for these kinds of questions, I find out that you had asked the exact same question over here. Please review the rules for posting on the site.

Asking the same question over and over again will not get you an answer any faster. If you truly need an answer right now, use the search feature and see if you can find the answer that you're looking for.
 
ok jeez im a new member is it really my fault this site is set up so complicated!
 
the reason why i had the same questions over here is maybe because you moved my other questions over here...duh
 
dan1234 said:
ok jeez im a new member is it really my fault this site is set up so complicated!
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I understand that you might be a new member, but you are still expected to post appropriately. The manner in which you have been posting would not be considered acceptable on ANY forum...not just this one.


Welcome to the forum. I hope that you are able to find the information that you're looking for.
 
dan1234 said:
the reason why i had the same questions over here is maybe because you moved my other questions over here...duh
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No...you had posted the same question four times in the classifieds and once here before this particular topic was moved and before any of them were deleted.

You are the one with the issue here, not me...duh.
 
An emergency? You've got to be kidding me. At any rate, if you do ever have a true emergency, take the animal in question directly to the vets.

As for your question, do plenty of research. Dragons require large cages, lots of heat, and special lighting.

http://www.vandivers.com
http://www.dachiu.com/

those are both good sites to start with for care info.

Also, try

www.google.com and type in "bearded dragon care" and such to find good caresheets. When you've done plenty of reading, and have specific questions, then come back with those and people will be willing to help you. Do your homework first though.
 
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