bekers71
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PET home only!! I will not disclose her genetics.
I bought Lazy Lilly last February and she is an absolute sweetheart. It's hard for me to put her up for adoption. But current life situations hinder me from giving her the extra attention she needs.
She needs to be hand fed. She's always very lazy, hence her name, and will not put out much effort to "go" get her food. We believe she has a vision problem. She can see the food but her aim to get it is off. Therefore it's easier to dangle the food and as she reaches for it get it in the edge of her mouth. She has been treated for parasites several times and does not have MBD. If you put her in something small such as a 10 gallon tank and put dubia or superworms in it, she will eat as many as she can reach when they come by. It may take her a while but she does pretty good with bugs.
She is very easy to handle and would make a wonderful pet or teaching animal. Never ever has she been aggressive and does well with anyone handling her.
If you are interested you must have bearded dragon experience and provide pictures of the enclosure you would be housing her in. She would be best with someone who has an ample supply of bugs or can get them. She does fine with cage-mates but she's better on her own.
Currently she is 215 grams and maybe 13 inches long.
She is the lighter one on the bottom.
PET home only!! I will not disclose her genetics.
I bought Lazy Lilly last February and she is an absolute sweetheart. It's hard for me to put her up for adoption. But current life situations hinder me from giving her the extra attention she needs.
She needs to be hand fed. She's always very lazy, hence her name, and will not put out much effort to "go" get her food. We believe she has a vision problem. She can see the food but her aim to get it is off. Therefore it's easier to dangle the food and as she reaches for it get it in the edge of her mouth. She has been treated for parasites several times and does not have MBD. If you put her in something small such as a 10 gallon tank and put dubia or superworms in it, she will eat as many as she can reach when they come by. It may take her a while but she does pretty good with bugs.
She is very easy to handle and would make a wonderful pet or teaching animal. Never ever has she been aggressive and does well with anyone handling her.
If you are interested you must have bearded dragon experience and provide pictures of the enclosure you would be housing her in. She would be best with someone who has an ample supply of bugs or can get them. She does fine with cage-mates but she's better on her own.
Currently she is 215 grams and maybe 13 inches long.
She is the lighter one on the bottom.
