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This is what our member has to say: thanks, i usually take new pics. once a week, so they'll be coming.lol...


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01-08-2005, 03:19 PM
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thanks, i usually take new pics. once a week, so they'll be coming.lol

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Great looking Bearded Dragon Kevin! Welcome to Herp Center.
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do I know you from somewhere or did I post my name on the link? n e ways thanks for the welcome.

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Welcome to Herp Center

Glad you could join us...make yourself at home....Lyn
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Welcome to the forum! Great pics, Tigger certainly is beautiful!

Just one thing.. her eyes look a little sunken? This can be a sign of dehydration, try bathing her for 15 mins in warm water every now and then, to encourage her to drink, although she will get a lot of her moisture from the veg she eats. How old is she and how big?
Looking forward to seeing some more pics, and some of your new dragon when you get him! And some of you - it's always great to put a face to the name!
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well I bath her twice a week and mist her every day. she is three years old and im having some lighting problems but those have been resolved(not without fights though)lol. she is only 14" because of her poor lighting though. i got her 5 mo. ago from some lady.

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Aww, shame she didn't get the correct care in the past? but good for you for taking her in, and she truely is a beautiful dragon!
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What a beauty!! Thanks for the pics and welcome to HC
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Those are some very nice pictures. Thanks for sharing them.
One thing I wanted to point out is your harness. It will be much more secure and at the same time more comfortable to the dragon if you convert it to a hip leash. Just remove the peice of leather and use the loop in the end to go around the body just in front of the rear legs. Much less cumbersome for the dragon.
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