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I just got a bunch of babies for a great deal and I've been reading soooooo much, but I always love to hear personal things about peoples experiences with their reptiles. So any words of advice that anyone cares to share, I would love to hear it!!!!! Oh, here's a few pics of my babies
 
Your babies are beautiful, Tonya. Best advice I can offer is make sure the temps are correct, not to overcrowd, offer lots of food and give them tons of TLC. Beardies are not terribly hard to raise. As long as you have the basics down they will thrive and become beautiful adults.

If you have any specific questions, feel free to post them in the forum. We have a great group of beardie people here on fauna that would be more than happy to help.
 
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