Silly Psycho lol i was about to comment that

When you're the only one left on your team in a squad.

Man that sucks if that is what awaits on the other side lol 😏

Kyle Frank I think that one's a girl

It's called termite hill and made by exoterra. You can look it up in petshops and online. If it's still relevant.

I have a few different lizards a frilled dragon being one of them. He is just over one years old he has a 5ftwide x 3ftdeep x 6fthigh enclosure a mist king a habistat humidifier a hygrostat to control the humidity a 250 watt bulb a 250 watt ceramic heater for night time 2 600watt thermostats lots of big cork branches and tubes one being 4ft long 140 liters of arcadia reptile soil a 4ft 54 watt arcadia pro t5 uvb bulb and jungle dawn led bar for his plants. My point being they are not cheap at all to look after properly or to feed. I've easy spent over £1000 on his set up without the £250 he cost cost to buy he eats way over 25 extra large crickets each feed as well as locusts, roaches and various other insects. So unless you own you're own house have a good amount of disposable income I really would not get one.

@@fazercraig9652 I've spent more than that on my bearded dragon, money and space are not the issue.

@@ShawnStrickland lol, I said over a £1000 I did t say a specific price. The enclosure was £800 so it cost about £1500 for the enclosure and stuff and £250 for the frilled. You said you would of got one if you didn't have a bearded dragon that tells me either space or money is an issue but if you paid more than what I did for my frilled dragon set up for a bearded dragon you got massively ripped off even if yours is fully bio active like all of mine as I probably have more equipment on my leachie gecko set up than you would need for a bearded dragon and that probably has the least stuff out of all my lizards.

@@fazercraig9652 lmao, what you NEED and what you buy for you pet are very different, and no space or cost wasn't the reason for the bearded dragon, I feel in love with mine when I first saw her....

@@ShawnStrickland Ok ill call out your bullshit let me break it down with all the things you could actually buy for a bearded dragon. 2 Dimming thermostats or 1 dimmer and 1 pulse maybe a on and off thermostat if you also use a heat matt, a basking bulb then either a ceramic heater or a deep heat projector for night heat, a uvb bulb some branches maybe 5 at the most maybe a bit of slate maybe a few hammocks some substrate maybe some real or fake plants maybe live custodians a food bowl and a water bowl you will have a enclosure thats roughly 4ft x 2ft x3ft the most expensive item there would be the enclosure the second would be the dimming thermostat or uvb set up. In England a dimming thermostat costs around £65 the other types are less a bearded dragon enclosure is about £300. I can get a Arcadia pro t5 uvb unit and bulb between £50 -£80 depending on size I can get branches for £23 each £20 at most for a water bowl so unless you have an overly sized enclosure or its crammed I fail to see how you have spent "more". Bearded dragons use half the space and due to low humidity requirements need a lot Less equipment. So if its cost you more than 1500 for all that when you get your next one give me a shout ill sell you it all cheaper! 😄

they're 200-225.

+James Fisher Okay thank you, as I might be looking to buy in the future!

Where did you get them from?

Alex’s Agamids dont lol

I've experimented a lot over the years... if they have vertical cork bark and peat moss substrate they'll go to the bottom and do it there... way more hygienic! I've had ledges in my enclosures before that were attached to the wall. They would go on those, which I hated because it got cooked under the heat lamps (the smell!!!!) and also because it smeared it on them. After removing those and doing vertical branches they were always clean. They would however sometimes go in the water bowl.... which I also hated, so I introduced a misting system

@@JamesFisherfrilleddragons uhh. Thanks, that's very useful experience..... so with the misting system, you don't need to place the water bowl?

I would hope the crickets don’t eat the dragons

AKlover definitely can, although they never bite. I got nipped once by my female because I had a cricket in my hand. she let go right away. Definitely very painful and they could really tear you up If they wanted. but it's not really built into their defensive mechanism. they'd rather run than engage in a fight. Also yes, multiple males will fight over territory and females.

James Fisher how big is this enclosure?

Mauricio Newman 36x36x18.

Kay Elizabeth don't know but I know you can get them in Australia (unless info mod active)

Yeah they sell them here in the USA I saw some here in Downey in LA

Just bought one today. I live in Kansas. They're a load of fun

Yes you can I have 2, get them from a breeder or online

some you kinds can mix in water or get sand with calcium i rember my bearded got sick cause he wasn't get anuff calcium

Yeah my dragon is getting sick because of it. I am planning on bringing him to the vet soon. He has become lethargic and thats a sign of Mbd. i didn't know about the sand with it.. i will look into that. i am buying liquid calcium soon to try that.

largest exo Terra 36x36x18

is that big enough for one grown ?

+Amanda Davey no not for adults

+Amanda Davey they'll need a larger one soon

ah ok.

Online anywhere from 150 to 250 for Indonesian

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