My GF and I just got a baby bearded dragon, and juvenile green iguana

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And they are both quite possibly the DOPEST pets I've had in a long time. I highly recommend either 1 to anyone, but keep in mind, iguanas are a pain in the butt to tame initially.. We got lucky though. Ours has been with us 4 days, and she' already very, very calm and welcoming.. A first she attacked you us though. Much care is required for either one. Probably a new concept to those who never had a reptile.. It was for me. a few hours of reading stuff online.


Next and final pet, a dog.. a boxer. k pics thats why you're all here.

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(I'll add a new pic of each ones terrarium in a bit.. Dragon's is very different now.. spent about 100$ at petco making his terrarium look sick.. My gf's looks like a legit rain forest.)

k thats my cool story thread peaceeee :)
 
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my little brother has a bearded dragon too

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heres a vid he put on his youtube, that's his 2nd terrarium as while he was being fed i was cleaning his main 1
 
I remember in my old science classroom like 4 years ago we had 2 bearded dragons at the back of the room. They're awesome!
 
Will you fly around on your dragon when it gets older and scream fus ro dah?
 
Very Cool...reminds me of the Savannah Monitor I use to have about 15 years ago. His name was Java and he loved bath time and canned dog food!
 
I had a bearded dragon, they're awesome pets. I'd suggest raising meal worms for it to save on $ for food for it.
 
Raul Tha Monk said:
Neat are they smellie?
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Not at all. I maintain their habitats daily. They by themselves don't smell. If you leave crap in there all the time they potentially could but i remove it often since i don't like looking at it.. The heat and basking lamps remove all the odors of stuff since it drys out fast..


They're great pets. The bearded is mad friendly..The iguana is being tamed slowly.. Shes very friendly for a new iguana, but at times she'll tail whip you. you feel it even at her size lol. Both are handled very often.


shan^K said:
Will you fly around on your dragon when it gets older and scream fus ro dah?
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Hell yeah I'ma fly around on her.. I'll even get a sword and stuff, and light matches and throw them at people then run away.. What they think are matches is really mah flame powerz.. gotta keep it on the DL


Darth said:
Nice pets Fabbrini, doubt I would be able to handle it though.
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Thanks darth. I'm sure you would, though. All though we were warned by people and online reptile forums and stuff to NOT get an iguana for our first reptile pet. They are far more difficult to tame than bearded dragons, and can become volatile fast.. Had my bearded dragon for almost a month and the iguana for a few days.. She's already responding well to being tamed but isnt perfect yet
 
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Reptiles are always the best. I once saw this guy walking his monitor lizard with a dog leash. It was so funny to watch it walk down the street.
 
back in 2nd and 3rd grade, my class had a pet bearded dragon. every weekend, someone got to take "liz" home to feed her and stuff. eventually, my family got her because no other family wanted her. she lived for the next 8 years, until she passed away :(

anyway, bearded dragons are fun when they are young, especially when you feed them crickets. they chase them around. it's kinda hilarious (in a slightly morbid way) to watch.
 
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