exoticboy

There not that cheap, but if you have a big enclosure or even a small outdoor enclosure it would be good. I'm sure it would get very hot,but i don't know the temps from them. I don't think it would be bad on a thermostat and it would be very good if you had a thermostat as that would keep the temps down, as i am sure it would get over 40 degrees.

Water dragons arn't from the desert? and blue tounges are more commonly found in woodlands, than on sand.

just wondering have any of your reptiles die from being on sand? impaction?

O cool what ones? i might get me a few soon.

I know this is :smot:, have but do you have any natives

Looks good, a simple container with spagnuim moss would be good as it would help him with shedding. :smln:

yea i did i only found two

hi, i have a few golden bell frogs that i'm trying to keep the fly trap is getting about 5 flys a week and the crickets are breeding very slowly so yesterday i went looking for some slaters i only found 2 and i was looking for about an hour, so if anyone has a spare culture they are willing to give away please PM me.

wow they are so cool and a tame one is x10 better but i couldn't get one for about 5 years sadly

manuka and kanuka are poisonous :sage:

yup i've seen it to it looks crazy :nilly: like that lol

\no thanks herperjosh can :slfg: and i might try it next week

it looks cool but i wouldn't risk it and it's also very exspensive :evil: really was it river sand? i may use that oneday and do you recone beach sand would be toxic to them ? :dunno:

i really dislike lol calcium sand :digH: terrable stuff