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We do all reptiles not just dragons... just seems that lately its been a LOT of dragons. I have more pics i need to import of the snakes too. We've also done leopard geckos, birds, rats, fish, schnieder skinks, mountain horned dragons, and chameleons.

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Yeah, I'm working on doing some research on finding hatchlings as I'd really prefer to raise them from young :) But until Im done building the dragon enclosure i have time to find a breeder.

cool thanks for the ideas... I really wanna find someone local that breeds CBB babies as i really dont like the idea of housing Wild Caught turtles

Ok well now im rethinking species of turtle.... not because of size but my house tends to run warm and dry, something with less humidty would probably be better with all the heat in the room. Any suggestions.... (that and the breeder i thought had babies informed me that all he has is WC adults...

cool thanks :)im getting way way excited I love turtles :D

I just had a WONDERFUL thought.... I actually have two of those cages.... i can cut out the side of one of them... build a small plexi glass bridge.... and VOILA a six foot cage!

Lookin for baby eastern box turtles .... :) should be ready by the end of next week to bring one home :) YAY!

I was thinking heat wise of using a ceramic emmiter so i can leave it on at night too... I have a TON of extra UV hoods that would sit right on top of the cage :) I even have a wooden hut that hasnt been used they can have as a hide O.O I just realized that lol. What should i use for a...

Anyone ever used a large guinea pig cage? Something like this http://www.petco.com/Shop/AlternateImages.aspx?FamilyID=106169&sku= without the platform in it? I have one thats never been used and was wondering .... its about three feet by two feet. I have plexi i can attatch to the sides to help...

Im way excited and now that I've thinned out my rats a little bit and the rescue dragons have found they're permanent homes I'm ready to set up the winter caging inside :) Next payday my new little buddy will be coming home with me. My wonderful other half wants me to name him/her "speedy" lol

Yea i heard about the digging habit of them but i still think that they would be a good match for our house :) Im excited about them as i found a local breeder that has babies ready for me :)

Im thinking eastern box turtle.... the omnivorous part will be easy i just need to buy a few more of the veggis and fruits im already getting for the dragons :) I've done a LOT of research and i think its the turtle for me :) As for outdoor living, I already intend on building an outdoor cage...

Close Im in everett washington... i was kinda thinkin eastern box turtle. I've heard they make great pets and are fairly easy to keep.

Im looking to get my first tortoise/turtle here soon and wanted some input from other members on what i should get. I need something can be indoors in the winter and most of the summer. Our fence isnt secure enough to hold a turtle unsupervised outside :( But i will be building a cage for this...