Eavlynn
Bearded Dragon Veteran
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Many of you are familiar with my dragons, Ruth and Mushu. I also have 3 young Leopard geckos that I'm in the process of rehabbing. First up are Ophelia and Amelia. They were brought home together, both very thin and skittish. I'm still fighting with them to get them to eat, more than a month later. Neither of them will touch a meal worm. Amelia demands dubia roaches, and Ophelia will eat crickets if I tong feed her, occasionally she'll munch on a dubia.
Amelia, the feisty one
Ophelia, my little sweetheart
My Daisy was given to the breeder I work for, along with her sister. Both were skin and bones and very weak. Unfortunately, Daisy was the only one that pulled through. After a while, she came home with me. She's put on a good deal of weight, and her tail is finally starting to fatten up. She has MBD and isn't a mobile as she should be, but manages to get around just fine. She's a spunky little gal and she houses mealworms like there's no tomorrow.
In her feeding tank, staring me down for worms
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Amelia, the feisty one
Ophelia, my little sweetheart
My Daisy was given to the breeder I work for, along with her sister. Both were skin and bones and very weak. Unfortunately, Daisy was the only one that pulled through. After a while, she came home with me. She's put on a good deal of weight, and her tail is finally starting to fatten up. She has MBD and isn't a mobile as she should be, but manages to get around just fine. She's a spunky little gal and she houses mealworms like there's no tomorrow.
In her feeding tank, staring me down for worms
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