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RE: should I get a male or female???

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Posted by: BDlvr at Thu Jun 17 04:06:19 2010   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BDlvr ]  
   

That's a good question. Right now I have 8 females and 17 males. I think the reason I have more males as a rescue is because they tend to live longer. Egg laying can be can be challenging for some females. I had to have one egg bound female spayed last year even though she never had a problem in previous years. If I hadn't had her spayed she would have passed. I just had a Trapelus Savignii female become egg bound and pass last weekend so this problem does not only effect Beardies. Females also tend to brumate more often and longer, some up to 5 months. It's hard to have a pet you don't get to see for that long.

As far personalities go I'd say there can be a significant difference between dragons but neither sex seems to be more friendly or interactive than the other overall.


   

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