Rick walkers details

[Xcell]

Hi i was wondering if i could get rick walkers number asap. I think i have hatched out an abino bearded dragon and would love to ask him a few questions about how he cares for his. So if i could get his details asap it would be great. Thanks

 

[Braidotti]

can you post a few pics ?

 

[brown.snake]

pm sent

 

[Snowman]

I've got Texas Walkers if that helps?

 

[Xcell]

Haha i talked to him n he has helped a lot. I bought the parents from rick a few years ago and they werent sold as hets. Sadly his only have lasted 6 moths so far but im gonna try so new methods and see how i go.

Here is a pic with a siberling

 

[Sezzzzzzzzz]

oh wow, thats just a bit special! congrats!

 

[brown.snake]

congrats keep us posted baby beardies are so cute

 

[smithson]

wow love the albino mate

 

[saintanger]

cool, good luck with him

 

[Xcell]

Thanks from what iv heard ill need all the luck i can get. I would love to be able to keep this guys alive n living a happy life but doesnt sound to likely. But i will try my best n will keep all updated

 

[AndrewHenderson]

Good luck. They pretty much need hand feeding putting each cricket to their mouth so they can feel it and eat it for their whole lives. It will be a tough ride!

 

[Braidotti]

Why is it so hard to keep a albino beardy alive for ? Shouldnt it just be the same as any other beardy?

 

[saintanger]

Why is it so hard to keep a albino beardy alive for ? Shouldnt it just be the same as any other beardy?

my understanding is that they are usually born blind so have to be hand feed for the remainder of their life. also they need a lower output of UV i think. but thats as much as i know, i think heating requirments may be different to.

anyone know more about them?

 

[Vixen]

How exciting for you, you must be stoked! All the best raising him/her ~

 

[Xcell]

Rick was saying they aint completely blind. They will still see the crickets and chase them but had alot of trouble judgeing the distance. He did have to assist feed and said they made it to 6 months old. Im excited to have this chance to work with an albino bd but also worried as i dont want to suffer. Hopefully i can make the right choices to keep this guy safe

Here's another pic

 

[gold&black...]

Congrats... Hope he/she stays alive and grows up healthy.

 

[Braidotti]

my understanding is that they are usually born blind so have to be hand feed for the remainder of their life. also they need a lower output of UV i think. but thats as much as i know, i think heating requirments may be different to.

anyone know more about them?

Thanks for that saintanger