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These are my beardies at about a year old maybe year and a half 
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My beardies
- Thread starter RichTicandTac
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Hi Again. Nice looking dragons. May I suggest getting those 2 seperated? They really could hurt each other quickly and you never know what will set it off.
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And ditch the wood chunks...lol Not Healthy at all. I dont mean to come across in a negitive way so if it seems that way I am sorry.
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i got told sand kills them if they ingest too much and i dnt know what els to use any suggestions?
Sand is a very controversial topic. Playground sand has been known to work with bearded dragons. I have used it in the past and have sifted it twice before putting it in the tank.
An inexpensive solution is tile. You can get them cheap at a hardware store to fit your tank. They are easy to clean up and provide a clean environment for your bearded dragon.
The wood chips are not good at all. They harbor bacteria, which can get your beardies very sick. They can also cut your bearded dragons - internally (if ingested) and externally (if sharp and stepped on the right way).
As Tom stated and I think you indicated in your intro, they need to be separated.
An inexpensive solution is tile. You can get them cheap at a hardware store to fit your tank. They are easy to clean up and provide a clean environment for your bearded dragon.
The wood chips are not good at all. They harbor bacteria, which can get your beardies very sick. They can also cut your bearded dragons - internally (if ingested) and externally (if sharp and stepped on the right way).
As Tom stated and I think you indicated in your intro, they need to be separated.
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yeh im going to have too =( thanks for the help too =)
You are welcome. Here's a link to a basic care for bearded dragons. Let us know if you have any other questions or if you want to go over anything.
Bearded Dragon Care
Bearded Dragon Care
