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They are amazing animals. Beadeds get quite large 30 inches. Each with their own personality. Watch for impaction if feeding rodents with hair. They can be like black roughneck monitors (bird eaters) if fed too much hair. As with any high dollar animal get them used to dead food so they the...

I have had beadeds for years. Raised 3 from hatchlings, others obtained as adults. These animals are dangerous and should be treated as such, not impulse buys. They can be very tempermental and are very quick to bite and bites do occur, one does not have to "provoke" a gila or beaded to...

Yes, but you still get a trip to the hospital. Been nailed twice and it aint no fun....

I do believe a fishing license is required to catch reptiles in California...go figure on that one ehh...

No chewing required envenmonation from a split second bite can occur. Extreme pain, vomiting then loss of bowel and bladder control all within minutes. Chuck

No permits required for them in CA. Word of advice make sure your local hospital knows how to deal with gila bites as there is no antiivenom and bites are nasty. PS.. As you know ignorance is no excuse for anything dealing with the law. Chuck

Culling as hard as it may seem is a responsible part of breeding ANYTHING. Chuck

It is a leopard gecko

It is a red tegu

As of now 1.0 veiled chameleon 0.3 leopard geckos 2.2.5 crested geckos 0.1 amazon basin yellow foot tortoise 0.1 leopard tortoise 0.1 Sri Lakan star tortoise 1.0 parakeek 1.0 cockateil 1.0 eclectus Had at one time 2.1 oustaleti 5.2 panthers 1.0 melleri 2.2 veileds 7.5 parsoni...

If as the original poster stated 'The patches change colour as she does. ' then how can it be a fungus? Chuck

Not sure...that thought has not crossed my mind yet..Aint going nowhere until they are eating like little pigs. Chuck

Gecko's hatched today!! Nothing like checking the incubator and having something staring back at you!!

Years ago one of my male Oustaletis used to key in on my eyes on a regular basis. He got me twice, very uncomfortable but in the end no harm. One of my male Parsonii got me once also..Now that one hurt. Chuck

Just email or call Zoo Med and ask them Chuck

The sun changes animals attitudes very quickly. I had bearded dragons that had instant attitude changes as soon as they went outside. Mild to wild very quickly!! Chuck

Parsoni Parsoni Christopher Oustaleti Calyptratus Pardalis Melleri Chuck

I had a Nosey Be male that was just like that. He was that way from the day I got him until he passed away. It was just him, I realized that and adjusted my ways around him. He never shot his tounge at me but would hiss, lunge, try to bite and jump. Thankfully he never got a hold of me...