LunaLupus
Hatchling Dragon
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Oh my....baby dragon galore!!
That's putting it lightly! lol They just seem to keep coming.

Oh my....baby dragon galore!!


I am so glad that I have a Spike and not a Spikette!! I wouldn't know what to do with all the babies. I followed Germ and his 'baby adventure' and it was very interesting and the pictures were great. Good luck and keep us all posted....![]()
Even if I threatened to start claiming child support if she lays anymore. lol


Castiel is looking very fat againshe better not have another clutch on the way! She did nothing but lay around on rocks all day.
Cleo ate her pinkie after a LOT of nudging from both me and the critter master (my son, Stephon).

). She got a bath in the big tub and her kitty friend Sasha was sitting on the edge of the tub making sure she got all clean! After drying off she explored her tank she finally settled on her vine. Lunch time came and I fed her the GREEN dandelion that I finally found and she ate a few leaves, yay! She settled on her vine where I presume she sat for the rest of the day until I got home! Dinner was at 6pm and dad gave her 15 crickets. I got home at 7pm and stuck her to my shirt and we went to upstairs to pay the rent (my landlord LOVES her!), then we went outside and checked the mail. After that she and I sat on the couch and watched Days of Our Lives. She thought about exploring but she fell asleep with her head on the couch and her butt on my shoulder. I guess sitting around all day is exhausting to her! Back in her tank for lights out at 8:30pm. She gets to stay up late on Wednesday's because I don't get home until later and we HAVE to have play time!
The top of her tank broke the other day and her screen cover's broken too! I don't really trust the tank to be open with her because she does have the habit of jumping into places she doesn't belong. So instead of worrying about her climbing up, jumping out of her tank and hurting herself in the process, I'm going to take her with me. Better to be safe than sorry. 

Disrupting a BD's day\night schedule is not the best of plans. BDs should have a consistent Day\Night schedule, same time of the day, everyday. Varying this can disrupt their internal clock. Keeping Lighting schedule & temps consistent may also help to stave off Brumation, as they may not sense a season change. Doesn't always work, but may help.She gets to stay up late on Wednesday's because I don't get home until later and we HAVE to have play time!
I've been getting better at not disrupting her bed time, I know it's important. Sometimes it's hard coming home late from work and not getting just a little Dexter time!Disrupting a BD's day\night schedule is not the best of plans. BDs should have a consistent Day\Night schedule, same time of the day, everyday. Varying this can disrupt their internal clock. Keeping Lighting schedule & temps consistent may also help to stave off Brumation, as they may not sense a season change. Doesn't always work, but may help.
Good Luck

