SparkyNat

Also you could ask your lfs as mine always has the poly boxes free to take away.

Pet shop in dunedin has one on display, they feed it crickets and locusts.

Ive been to organism's when we came back from raro, makes the shops down south look so blands and boring. Oh and i saw wilson there and a couple of others i recognised from photos ive seen on the forum

Best thing i found was big plastic containers from the warehouse, i noticed the other day they had big zip up material chilly bins that may work well too Ive moved my 3 30+cm oscars in the plastic containers and they were fine.

Mine seems to enjoy carrot i try to give him a selection of salad type greens, carrot etc. Nice pics of your beardies by the way

Do you feed yours alot of carrot bulldog? If mine does he goes red like yours otherwise he stays yellow.

I would not put sand in there as its a baby beardy when its older then yes, but they have a habit of licking and eating things sand would cause blockage. Astroturf of tiles if you want to add colour but it seems fine to me easy to clean Only thing i would do is have the basking spot higher near the light carnt really tell from your photos

I think there is 3 checked yellow pages

Not sure can ask the wholesalers tomorrow if you want, upside is if you have a rexel or other company i have down here i can prob just get it at that shop for the same price for you to pick up in wellington

Nah normally they are not to bad if you explain what its for. Normally ive found the only ones to be rude think a) females dont know what they are on about or b) think your are doing some big job and think your doing it all yourself and your going to blame them when things go wrong. Love the look on there face when i say no i am the electrican, beside females will normally get a better discount

Yip i get a 70% discount on electrical goods here

i wasnt answering the question myself i was just stating that they would be worth more than $300 considering you cannot buy a hatching for this price. I was asking at what stage to they become more valuable such as are females more than males $ wise. Obviously a proven breeding pair is more that a male/female young combo. I have brought a dragon from this person previously so i know they are well looked after, mine is yellow so im assuming the others will be similar. Ive seem them on places such as tm from $500 including everything up 2 $1000 just for a dragon nothing special either just normal types. I was asking advise from people who have brought and sold dragons alot more than i have and have more knowledge on these types of things.

Id say they very well looked after from my other one, and i think more than $300 each also,

im looking at buying 2 females and a male from another member, they are about 7 to 9 months of age. Ive tryed to find a price from ones that have sold on tm and things, as ive only ever brought very young ones. What do others think?

i know someone who has the olympus but all the metal on the outside has started going funny she rinses it off in fresh water after its used. we used it in raro takes great photos though

They are not all for me just some, but yip i have plently of live food going

Im getting 4 from him in about 4 or 5 weeks so i think he still has some, mine are from the first clutch and i know he has a second lot 2 weeks behind the 1st. Plus great price 2

My male is the same at the moment just goes crazy running around and jumping and climbling trying to get out.

I get sent down my locusts from auckland to dunedin everyweek through courier post they are labelled as live insects and sometimes will even have a couple drawn on and i get them every week no problem.

How old would you recommend a dragon to be before you take tiles out and use a sand substrate? I can leave tiles under the area that i feed him on to stop sand getting in his food ( foods in a dish also ).

yip we fly out to Aitutaki on saturday for 4 nights. Got some great photos of fish and lizards. The locals seem to know the better places, they are not always on the maps and you may have to walk through backards to get 2 them.

yeah its great, had about 30 fish all swimming around me they dont mind touching you either. The moray eels are a bit freaky when they come up you dont no what to really expect.

Im in rarotonga at the moment, so good watching the news to see all the heavy snow and wind warnings. Its to hot here to wear t shirt and shorts! Anyways ive been snorkling every day which is amazing like swimming in a huge marine tank but better. Ive got lots of photos which i will add later since the internet connection here is crap. Also the house is over run with geckos and skinks, do you think customs may find the few in my bag? Anyways has anyone else been here and can recommend good places to go swim and see?