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    • #28890

      Shannon
      Participant

      He is so cool! I have been thinking about what I might get after my leopard gecko. Are frilled dragons easy to take care of?

      • #28891

        Shannon
        Participant

        What is the most interesting/funny thing Thrill has done?

        • #28897

          ashleycrayz76
          Participant

          He’s fun to watch when he eats. When I feed him his hornworms, his neck flap, sticks out when he eats. My son just thinks it the funniest.

      • #28896

        ashleycrayz76
        Participant

        Yes and no, they have to have a controlled environment. They eat alot. And will grow to almost 2 1/2 feet. I have a leopard gecko too.

        • #28898

          Shannon
          Participant

          Sounds like its not to difficult to take care of them.
          How old are you lizards; Do you have any other reptiles?
          I have had my gecko for 19 years and my son has a bearded dragon.

        • #28900

          ashleycrayz76
          Participant

          I just got Thrill a few months ago. Adopted the gecko a month ago and I also have 3 bearded dragons. A ball python, a corn snake. 2 gopher snakes a Chinese box turtle and a African Sulcata tortoise. And 5 chickens and 5 dogs. Almost a mini zoo

        • #28943

          Shannon
          Participant

          Thats awesome! I know what in a zoo. We have a farm with pigs, rabbits, chickens, ducks, geese, guinea fowl, a goat, not to mention our dogs, cats, fish, parrot, and my brothers Chinese water dragon. I may have forgotten something but we live on 20 acres of land.

        • #28948

          Zoodulcis
          Moderator

          An out and out reptile house, if you ask me. I bet that crew goes through a lot of crickets each month. About how many would you say the whole crew consumes monthly?

        • #28987

          ashleycrayz76
          Participant

          The Frilled Dragon and gecko go thru about 200 medium cricket a month. My 3 bearded dragons and the Frilled lizard go thru quite a few hornworms and super worms. I’ve started my own super worm farm a year ago And just got hornworms going too. Waiting on the king moths to hatch.

        • #29063

          Zoodulcis
          Moderator

          With that many scaley children, I can see why you are raising you own worms. Do any of these guys each dubia roaches ever?

        • #29071

          ashleycrayz76
          Participant

          I’ve never tried to feed them the Dubai roaches. My bearded dragons are kinda picky. One of them won’t even eat crickets. He love his hornworms thou

        • #29094

          Zoodulcis
          Moderator

          It’s interesting how individual and picky in their tastes certain reptile pets can be. Keeps things interesting! Have you been interested in these guys your whole life?

        • #29104

          ashleycrayz76
          Participant

          I was raised around reptiles. My step father had snakes and bearded dragons. When I was 6yrs he had a 6ft albino python. I have a picture somewhere of me holding it. He was an advent hunter. One time we went camping and hunting and I caught a chuckawala lizard. I had him for almost 12yrs.

        • #29125

          Zoodulcis
          Moderator

          What a great childhood!! I suspected something of the sort since I was a San Diego zoo brat myself, nearly my whole family worked there and I spent dozens of hours in the reptile house as a little kid, just watching the action when anything was up and about. It does tend to stick with you your whole life, those early childhood animal experiences.

        • #29133

          ashleycrayz76
          Participant

          I love the San Diego Zoo. I grew up in Orange and my grandmother had season passes and would take us all the time. Love the train ride around the park

        • #29174

          Zoodulcis
          Moderator

          Sounds like you went to the Wild Animal Park quite a bit. Most of my misspent youth was at the Balboa Park location. I worked for the zoo as an adult later in life and eventually became a zoologist. No surprises there!

    • #28910

      CritterDepot
      Keymaster

      Beautiful! Is this the same frilled dragon you shared a few months ago? Or is this a new mate? Can you share a pic of his habitat? I imaging it offers plenty of climbing gear!

      • #28988

        ashleycrayz76
        Participant

        Yes it is. He’s already doubled in size

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