boyds

[fishead]

Howdy folks, I've had the hots for boyd's forest dragons (like everybody else I guess for a while now and have read just about everything available on them but obviously you can only get so much from a caresheet hey.
Aint they awesome!!
Anyhow was just wondering if anyone here keeps them - or angle headeds as well - and would like to write back of their experiences with them.
Would be much appreciated.
Regards, Steve.

 

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hi fishead,
ive kept boyds for 5 years or so, they are awesome allright!!
Once past hatchy they are quite hardy, even the hatchys arent bad though.
They are cool to tweezer feed and display/interact regurlarly - more than beardies sometimes.
The males have awesome colours and look great when they display.
Cheers
Ad

 

[Dicco]

You breeding them this year Ad?

 

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Im hoping to Dicco,
fingers crossed anyway!

 

[ashley_morris22]

how my do the go for?

 

[ashley_morris22]

how much do they go for

 

[Fuscus]

Boyds sell between $350 to $650

 

[insectovor]

Hey Ad how come you haven't been able to breed them yet? do you keep them outside or inside.........

 

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insectovor, they breed later than angle heads, start about October.
Had 2 clutches last season.
Keep them indoors, though I am heading towards getting them outside.
cheers
ad

 

[fishead]

Thanks for the info guys, Ad can I go on your list for four or five younguns?
Am dead serious, won't stuff you around mate. Please PM me about price etc.
Regards, Steve.

 

[teza]

Hi Ad,
I come from the Central Qld area and have been told its to hot up here for Boyd's, what would your opinion on this be ???


Cheers

 

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hi teza, nothing is impossible - just harder work!
depending where you are in central qld, mt isa way can get 50deg and minimal humidity- near impossible!
Coastal areas should be easier, the hotter it gets - the wetter you keep them.
Brisbane is a lot hotter and drier than their natural tablelands area. How different is your weather to Brisbane?
Its not so much as a 'cant' keep them just the lengths you are prepared to go to create their natural settings.
cheers
Ad.

 

[insectovor]

Too hot??? they live in the tropical rainforests of N Qld....Ad what happened to these clutches did they hatch or were they infertile and were just dropped by the female?.......

 

[Guest]

I dont know where you are, but the rainforest doesnt actually get that hot, just humid.

 

[Magpie]

Yup, table lands never gets over 40C, and only that every few years.
I'll be keeping them soon hopefully.

 

[Glenn]

Hi Ad,
I have a pair that were mating yesterday and also just picked up a couple of young ones today. Do you have any tips for breeding? I've bred a stack of spinipes in the past, are they much different? What temp do you incubate them at? Lastly, any tips for raising hatchlings? The ones I got today are younger than my original animals and one took a cricket as soon as I got home. I had a preety hard time getting my current animals to feed.
Glenn

 

[fishead]

Howdy again folks, I haven't had much luck tracking down any breeders so if there's any out there. Can I sign up onto your list for this years younguns? Am in NSW.
Bye, Steve.

 

[teza]

Thanks for your comments Ad, I am located in Rockhampton CQ ... Would they do better outdoors or indoors up here?

 

[Magpie]

Anyone got eggs yet?