I know what you mean. I've spent the last 2yrs constanly on beardeddragon.org, reading books and researching websites. I'm by no means an expert but by now I think I know what I'm talking about and just hope my knowledge can be of use to others.

Really created the caresheet for buyers of my babies. They'll be ready to leave in 2 weeks and I'm scared people won't look after them properly! I raised them all myself and have spent a lot of time making sure they are all feeding well (to the point of hand feeding those who aren't putting on as much as others). Now they are all beautifully chubby, have fully shed their first skins and all have their own characters. I'll be sad to see them go and I just hope they all go to good home. You can quiz people and ask questions about set ups but you can never be sure. Sad really.

I'm probably worrying too much but hey, I love them all!

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Hey thanks for the response I agree with 99% of what you've said, which makes a change. You get quite a lot of people ignorant to modern care 'rules' lately who preach it's right. It's a well written caresheet and you've obviously put a lot of time and effort into it. Good to see your caring so much for the babies, i'm sure you'll ram this caresheet down the buyers throats

Nice care sheet

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Very informative Will bear everything in mind with my beardies.

Interesting caresheet, but tbh the squabbling or ego cock fighting over specifics only served to confuse me, personally. So i think im going to go back to square one with the caresheet im compiling in my head for my first beardie.

is a dragon cricket just a brown cricket?

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1.0 citrus x sand fire beardie - Ray (Mears)

1.0 Dalmatian Crestie - Gordon (Hillman)