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[blonde.for.life]

Def agree with breeding the dubias, thats what i feed mine..crickets are soo disgusting and noisy. Im not sure what all you know but since youre open to advice i would get rid of that carpet. It gets gross very quickly and catches on nails and even teeth if they miss their target..

 

[JOSCAR05]

Def agree with breeding the dubias, thats what i feed mine..crickets are soo disgusting and noisy. Im not sure what all you know but since youre open to advice i would get rid of that carpet. It gets gross very quickly and catches on nails and even teeth if they miss their target..

What am I suppose to use as a substrate and what in the hell are dubias and where can I get them?


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[Aw3s0m3]

What am I suppose to use as a substrate and what in the hell are dubias and where can I get them?


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Id use calcisand becuz its safe if they accidentally ingest it. Dubias are a type of cockroach and you should be able to get them at any reptile specialty shop.


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[blonde.for.life]

I have to disagree with using calcisand. Its not safe esp with a baby dragon. If they're lacking calcium they've been known to just eat the calcisand and it will cause probs if enough is ingested. Slate tile looks nice, is easy to clean and holds warmth so that's what I usually recommend.

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[Aw3s0m3]

I have to disagree with using calcisand. Its not safe esp with a baby dragon. If they're lacking calcium they've been known to just eat the calcisand and it will cause probs if enough is ingested. Slate tile looks nice, is easy to clean and holds warmth so that's what I usually recommend.

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Wow! I've never heard of them actually eating the sand to get more calcium. They definitely doesn't sound safe. Learn something new everyday!


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[JOSCAR05]

I have to disagree with using calcisand. Its not safe esp with a baby dragon. If they're lacking calcium they've been known to just eat the calcisand and it will cause probs if enough is ingested. Slate tile looks nice, is easy to clean and holds warmth so that's what I usually recommend.

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Will definitely look into that. Slate tile like at home depot?


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[blonde.for.life]

Yes..I think I got mine at lowes. Don't get ceramic or anything like that with a coating. Just plain slate/stone. I think I got a box for around $7

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[rodger]

And make sure there is no sealer on them.

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[A. gigas]

Agreed, get rid of that carpet. I would actually advise using a mixture of topsoil and playsand though. It is much more natural, can hold a burrow, and looks nice. You won't have any issues with impaction as long as the animal has enough heat and is well hydrated.

Here's a great thread, I'd advise giving it a read.
http://www.reptileforums.net/forums...experimenting-some-with-my-beardies-enclosure

 

[JOSCAR05]

Yes..I think I got mine at lowes. Don't get ceramic or anything like that with a coating. Just plain slate/stone. I think I got a box for around $7

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Wow that's cheap. Will go today to check it out.


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