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#1

Hears my newest bearded dragon. He's very smart and sociable.

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#2

Interesting pet. What do you feed him?

#3
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Interesting pet. What do you feed him?

He eats pretty much anything. crickets as he's a juvenile at the moment and bearded dragon pellets.

Also bok choy, asparagus, lots of herbs, most fruit except citrus, zucchini, squash..

#4

Very interesting. I bit different to the every day ...

#5

I had a frilly neck lizard called Franklin but we let him go back into the bush. We get alot of native snakes and reptiles at work.

#6

Here's a shot of my carpet python:

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Thinking of getting some dragons too

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#7

My brothers place is like a zoo. Border Collie, Cocker Spaniel, Childrens python, Bearded Dragon, Kangaroo Mice, Turtles, African Scorpions, Amazon Bird Eating Spider, Heaps of fish and yabbies.

My dad breeds mice for reptile food too.

Yes my family is a little strange!

#8

My girlfriends family have Yabbies, they are a cranky breed!

#9

I've got a one-eyed trouser snake.

Sorry ladies(and Tab), no piccies.

#10
I've got a one-eyed trouser snake.

Sorry ladies(and Tab), no piccies.

You have a good handle on your snake, don't you Solean?

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