Hello,, 15, breeder help?

[TG94]

Hello, tg94, thats me.

Ok, so, I have a female, and a male beardy, and also two terrariums, at the moment waiting until Me, or my mom find a larger terrarium.
But what I now need to know, is everything a breeder, especially a begginner needs to know.

I know that I need a incubator, and living in germany, things are different than in the states, like the products found in the economy.

Also, I am just 15, and also, the lizards belong completely to me. but I would like to start getting some help, and the lead in the direction, with the need to know, and how to get successful in breeding.

Am excited to here what there is all to know about breeding beardies, and also, if you check my gallery, can anyone help me figure out what species, what specific lizards I have.

thanks youu all, ^-^

tg94

 

[zebraflavencs]

Well, sweetheart, what you are planning will be a life long thrill.

First, healthy dragons, male and female, of 18 months or older in age, and well weighted, the fat pads on both filled out.
Second, you'll want to set up bins that will hold no more than 5 infants each, with room to move out as they get older and larger.
Along with those bins, you'll want individual heat, uvb light, and some simple features such as furnishings. These can be simple, like cardboard you can throw away, or more complex, where you would have to physically scrub down and clean when soiled/or between animals/clutches.
Third, you will need a reliable food source for protein.
Fourth, enough funds in reserve to handle major vet bills.

Plan well and plan well ahead.
Janie

 

[zebraflavencs]

Oh... a goodly weight would be 350-400 grams for both dragons.
Janie

 

[crypticdragons]

here is a link to an article on breeding listed on the homepage of this site. Im a little bias to it personally as I wrote it lol but if it doesnt cover anything you want to know right now let us know.
http://www.mybeardie.com/breeding-bearded-dragons.php

 

[zebraflavencs]

Should I ever *cough cough* breed, I'd certainly use Brian's recommendations as my guide.
Janie