Recent content by clemsonguy1125

Adult Male Bearded Dragon for Adoption, Leaving for school and need to rehome him. PU in Elon North Carolina. Shoot me a email at [email protected] for more info and pictures.

Ive got a male adult bearded dragon and setup for sale. He's about 2 years old and devours crickets. He's been raised on a diet of crickets, roaches and a variety of greens. He comes with everything needed to keep him healthy. This includes a 40 breeder, uvb, heat, and a hide and basking log. He...

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My leopard gecko neon just passed away. She was only 1.5 years old. Every thing was normal until a week and a half ago and she quit eating, the temperature was normal, she was acting normal, the only difference was her lack of eating. I noticed she had a green mark on her upper stomach. She was...

If it were me, I would order one online or find a local breeder.

I wouldnt mind living it it either. They did a great job, and made it look easy.

I saw this a while ago and though it was cool. To bad its pretty much illegal due to building codes. http://www.simondale.net/house/

Monsterfishkeepers.com is what I use, its mainly for predator fish, and Aquaricentral.com is owned by the same guy and is mainly for smaller fish.

IMO thats way to big, the cresties will get stressed. I suggest tokays but they can be mean. I know some people might say chameleons but stay away from them with a glass tank, theres not enough ventalation.

EDIT-Sorry saw this thread in recently posted and didnt see the date.

Not sure about heat but a 20 high is fine, and probably around a hundred for the setup. The frogs under 40 id I remember right.

Thanks Tony, I was thinking they were different, I read somewhere that they came from different places.

Theres two kinds of fire belly toads, ornamental and then normal fire belly toads. The ornamental are green the normal are brown.

Looks like a fire belly toad to me from the belly but then the head looks a little odd for a fire belly. Can you get a better picture. http://www.reptilesncritters.com/Care/fire-belly-toad-care-guide.php