I thought I would share An Email I received recently from the new owner of two of this years Bearded Dragon Hatchlings that I bred.
Its great to get feedback and find out how babies are going. This particular
young enthusiast is new to our hobby, having recently aquired His license, and these are His first Reptile pets.
I Am particularly Impressed with this Young Herper, who's approach to the hobby
was most carefully thought out and meticulous. Despite being keen to aquire his first reptiles, this young man first discussed the idea with his parents, and together
they researched very carefully the requirements and needs of their Beardys,
and prepared a suitable home habitat well in advance of purchase.
Along with an inpressive folder of information, He and his family exchanged emails
with me, gathering more first hand information on general care, feeding, special requirements of hatchlings and correct habitat setup, until they were confident
they were heading in the right direction.
I am very pleased with the outcome, and I am sure these two little beardies
will live a long, healthy and happy life. Further Im sure this young man has started down the road to a life long love of Reptiles and will oneday be a very professional Herpetologist.
Well done Josh, welcome to the world of reptiles and thankyou for your feedback
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| Dear Dan, I'm just letting you know how my bearded dragons are going. I named them Zig and Zag and they are healthy and eating well. They eat small crickets twice a day and a variety of veges. I can already see some strips of yellow on both of them and they have grown about 5cm. When we went on holidays they went a bit quiet and were'nt eating much but when we got home they were happy again. I've already put them in their enclosure and they love it in there. I hold them all the time and they are very tame. Zag has only flared his beard and opened his mouth once at me and they love each others company. Thanks for the lizards once again Josh. |
