Bdf bearded of the month

[Knowinghades63]

Here’s my girl with here collar green hat.

 

[kdwhaley]

"We are not amused".....lol

 

[Smithy]

Here is my pair of Western Australian Dwarf Pogona Dragons.
The male Ely is a Barbata from sub tropical North West Western Australia. My female Ebony is a Pogona Minor from South West Western Australia.

 

[iris123]

Here is my pair of Western Australian Dwarf Pogona Dragons.
The male Ely is a Barbata from sub tropical North West Western Australia. My female Ebony is a Pogona Minor from South West Western Australia.

they are so cool most people who don't know alot about reptiles only think is only one type bearded dragon meanwhile there is like what 12 different species of bearded dragon that inhabitiat the austrilla country

 

[Smithy]

they are so cool most people who don't know alot about reptiles only think is only one type bearded dragon meanwhile there is like what 12 different species of bearded dragon that inhabitiat the austrilla country

And many " intermittent " species where various species cross over into neighbouring territories. This is what makes humidity levels and temperatures different in sub tropical, tropical, arid and cold temperatures environments.
Sometimes throw bachs survive the normally adverse conditions. I have had mostly success, but for example, the latest batch had droplets of water, and I cotton balled it off. Everything was fine. Then all of a sudden, the eggs have collapsed around the tiny creatures, who are still not moving. I hope that its just they are still slumbering, absorbing their albumum. I did change their tub into fresh vermiculite. Wish me luck! There should be another several pups i hope arriving soon. I have never noticed the water droplets appear like that before, so did reduce the humidity a bit.

Here is the most recent picture for you. They are sleeping, so took advantage. They can move quite suddenly and cover great distance in a flash, so I normally don't handle them. They are now 5 weeks old.

 

[iris123]

And many " intermittent " species where various species cross over into neighbouring territories. This is what makes humidity levels and temperatures different in sub tropical, tropical, arid and cold temperatures environments.
Sometimes throw bachs survive the normally adverse conditions. I have had mostly success, but for example, the latest batch had droplets of water, and I cotton balled it off. Everything was fine. Then all of a sudden, the eggs have collapsed around the tiny creatures, who are still not moving. I hope that its just they are still slumbering, absorbing their albumum. I did change their tub into fresh vermiculite. Wish me luck! There should be another several pups i hope arriving soon. I have never noticed the water droplets appear like that before, so did reduce the humidity a bit. View attachment 25054Here is the most recent picture for you. They are sleeping, so took advantage. They can move quite suddenly and cover great distance in a flash, so I normally don't handle them. They are now 5 weeks old.View attachment 25057View attachment 25055View attachment 25059View attachment 25060

they are so cute and are those guys hard to find in the pet trade