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Old 24-Mar-04, 04:12 PM
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New beardie enclosure.

I plan on setting up a nice large enclosure for a few beardies including my current one.

I want to get 2 females and 1 male Pogona Vitticepts in the enclosure. The enclosure will be 7ft long, 2ft wide and high. I plan to have 2 basking spots and several hides.

The questions are:

What plants look good in a desert enclosure, suit beardies and are also not harmful for the beardies to consume...?

Would the fake rock back wall be a good idea?

Will i have to remove the male after breeding, as i have heard they can become rather aggressive?
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Old 24-Mar-04, 05:07 PM
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hey matt, the plants that i used were all the grassy types and they seemed to be good around reptiles, rock backing would look good but for a 7ft x 2ft one u will be lookin to pay up to 300-400 dollars lots of hides would be good but havent bred beardies yet so i dont know about the male
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Old 24-Mar-04, 05:42 PM
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Also, does anyone know of any big beardie breeders that have very exotic phased beardies such as the Tangarine Hypopastals from Canada and that....willing to pay top dollar.
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Old 24-Mar-04, 05:44 PM
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http://www.animalattraction.com.au/b...water_bowl.htm
have a look at this matty see what you think

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Old 24-Mar-04, 05:51 PM
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Lol...100 bucks for a water bowl? :roll:
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Old 24-Mar-04, 05:55 PM
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take a look at the size of the thing though, its massive L680mm x W500mm x H150mm Weight 2.5kg exactly the same product in the shops is retailing at the moment for $120 so there ya go..

Plenty of other stuff on there at some excellent prices
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Old 24-Mar-04, 06:58 PM
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If i were to start breeding true red, white and orange beardies, how many people would really be interested in buying an exotic beardie?
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Try breeding regular ones first.
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Old 24-Mar-04, 07:09 PM
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Done that, not hard.
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what about this one it is 7ft x 2ft so perfect for your enclosure and is only $231 thats only two water bowls :-)
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Old 24-Mar-04, 07:32 PM
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wow. but read this first http://www.aussiepythons.com/modules...rder=0&thold=0 before investing the money
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ah yes but these ones look real and last forever, they are guaranteed to be reptile safe (there are still question marks about the safety of Polystyrene foam). overall they are an excellent product.
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Plus I don't think a beardies claws will go to well with Simons design.
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That's what i was wondering, beardies would tear polystyrene to bits!
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Where is that shop based stockeh? I don't want to freight something like that!
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