Breeding Pair of Bearded Dragons & Their Complete Setup!!!

[TaTeR ToT]

Anyone interested in an adult breeding pair of bearded dragons, they are producing 20-25 eggs a month, i have had them for over 2 years, they have been raised together and are living happily in their 29g tank, which is fine for the 2 of them longterm, they are gorgeous, but i am getting a pair of pastels soon and these beauties have to go.

i am selling the Pair of Bearded Dragons - Same ones pictured in my avatar.

29g Tank and Mesh Reptile Top and Wooden Stand with Doors.
UVB Light and 100 watt Basking Light
Food Dish and Water Dish
Sand and Rocks

I am selling the complete setup with Dragons for $250 Or Best Offer!

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[TaTeR ToT]

will also trade for a COMPLETE Proclear 200 wETDRY Filter System, ie; Sump, Submersible Pump, HOB Overflow Hoses, Media, The whole Deal, or an equivelent or larger Complete wetdry system.

[Rico]

are you comming back to fish?

[TaTeR ToT]

i never really left, and i am still keeping my uromastyx, but i will eventually be getting a pair of pastel dragons, my parents said if i give them half the money for the baby dragons, them i can have lizards and fish.

but yeah, i was never really gone, just starting from scratch, looking back at the post, the title getting out of the hobby was kindof a stupid title, i never intended to ever leave the hobby.
i think once an avid fish keeper, you will always be in it.
i just wanted to sell everything, and start over. kindof reassess what im keeping, and find fish that i will actually stick with long term, i have been doing massive research, and i think big aggroo CA will suit me well, do to the interaction you get with them.
but i am not getting any fish until the tank is up and going properly, ie; when i get my wetdry and it is somewhat established.
i have always had reptiles, like i stated, i have had these beardies for well over 2 years.
i have had my pair of box turtles for over 15 years, and my female red eared slider for over 5 years.

[stevenallenbarnard]

one of us. one of us. one of us.

[thekarens]

29g is too small for a pair of bearded dragons. Minimum for an adult dragon is a 40g breeder.

For those interested learning more about beardies http://www.beardeddragon.org/ is a good source. They are great pets and easy to hatch and raise the babies.

Good luck on the sale!

[Nickintex]

one of us. one of us. one of us.

More like somebody else, not me.

[TaTeR ToT]

yes a bigger tank would be ideal, but they have lived in this tank from 5", and are still breeding up a strom, i would reccomend like a 4ft 55g, but they will be fine in a 29g, i got the info from eric at pets a plenty.

he is a great source!

[TaTeR ToT]

i would ideally like them gone this weekend, make me an offer i cant refuse.
i will accept all [REASONABLE] offers!

[Rico]

how much do you sell the babies for and how long do you have to wait until you can sell them? how often do they breed?

[TaTeR ToT]

they breed regularly every 30 days, in fact i think she might be graved/developing eggs right now.

the eggs typically take ~65 days to hatch, after they hatch, it will take them approximatly 40-50 days to grow to ~4", at which time you can sell them for ~$45 each.
she lays on average 19 eggs every 30 days.
so its a monthly process, so every month you should have eggs incubating, and babies ready to sell, after the initial 5 months.
they are great money makers, how do you think i pay for all the fish crap i buy then sell 2 weeks later ,lol

[TaTeR ToT]

oh, and you have 40g breeders which is the ideal size for them as the karens stated.
so you can upgrade them whenever you choose:)

[Rico]

ill keep it in mind, right now my funds are low.

[TaTeR ToT]

aight

[Nickintex]

how do you think i pay for all the fish crap i buy then sell 2 weeks later ,lol

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