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Breeding Beardies

I will attest to Lynn's dragons. I've personally seen her whole collection and her keeping quarters, lots of good and healthy stuff :thumbsup: .

Bearded dragon classifieds on Faunaclassifieds
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=484

Bearded dragon classifieds on Kingsnake
http://market.kingsnake.com/index.php?cat=51

Be sure to check the seller's reputation and background before purchasing, another good bit of info would be to do a search on the Faunaclassifieds BOI section before buying.
 
The problem with this is that I need to still need to make room. Can he go in with my female? I mean would that be ok? I have removable separators , so I can separate the cage into two different parts but it would be 2' x 2' for each of them. That might not work...

Can I use a plastic bin for a cage? It would have lighting that I would put in.

This would all be temporary. If this is a bad idea then let me know.

BTW, Kala, the female, is in a custom made enclosure, I think it is made by boaphile (forget the exact name).
 
birdman123 said:
The problem with this is that I need to still need to make room. Can he go in with my female? I mean would that be ok? I have removable separators , so I can separate the cage into two different parts but it would be 2' x 2' for each of them. That might not work...

Can I use a plastic bin for a cage? It would have lighting that I would put in.

This would all be temporary. If this is a bad idea then let me know.

BTW, Kala, the female, is in a custom made enclosure, I think it is made by boaphile (forget the exact name).
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The plastic bin would be like 60 gallons or something that is 4' by 2'. I hear people keep their bearded dragons in such enclosures, so just wondering.
 
birdman123 said:
The problem with this is that I need to still need to make room. Can he go in with my female? I mean would that be ok? I have removable separators , so I can separate the cage into two different parts but it would be 2' x 2' for each of them. That might not work...

Can I use a plastic bin for a cage? It would have lighting that I would put in.

This would all be temporary. If this is a bad idea then let me know.

BTW, Kala, the female, is in a custom made enclosure, I think it is made by boaphile (forget the exact name).
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well, an adult need 36" x 20" floor space.. the area of that is 720 sq. inches.
2ft x 2ft is 576 sq. inches.. So, I mean you could do that, but it shouldn't be long term, it could be a temporary cage though.

I would advise against a plastic bin at that age, but it might could work. Just depends on the size of the bin.

You could make a custom cage, home depot has 3/4" melamine sheets for like 40-50 bucks. I have cages from Boamaster, their "4ft reg" cages are perfect sizes (4ft x 28in) and they have good prices too.
 
and you can stack the cages. it takes a lil tweekin to get the temps to stabilize but i have 6 cages and only use 2 4x2 areas. they stack almost to the ceiling, but as far as actuall floor space its pretty minimal.
 
I might just get a plastic bin and put enough lighting in there, then I will probably just wait until I get a fecal done and then put them together, for whatever amount of time they should be together, then take him out and put him in his own cage probably a made cage.

Anyone know of a enclosure maker that makes cages for a good price? I find that the enclosure makers I deal with make cages for too much money.
 
boamaster is the best i've seen for the money, the 3x2x18's are very reasonable, in fact i couldn't by the materials from a box store and build em myself for much cheaper. not only that but the front of the cage is very presentable if its in a front room. i was very pleasantly surprised.
 
Alright, so I don't think I'll be getting a male until a few months, I will get one though. I need to get somethings set before doing so, I probably should have waited on making this forum. I think by July or maybe early August I will be ready.
 
start watching for the right male now dude, if you have the time take it, and find a killer dragon instead of making a quick decision later on.
 
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