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I have one female beardy right now and i was wondering about all the needed things for the beardy eggs, what kind of male i should get, etc. (what is the best way to keep my beardies color? it hasn't changed since shes gotten older and its a tiger morph) Any info would be greatly appreciated!!! (email is goldwolfpup1@hotmail.com)

Prepare a mixture of milk and egg on a plate big enough for dipping. Spread italian bread crumbs on a second plate. Dip both sides in liquid mixture, then in bread crumb mixture. Cook thoroughly. Serve with pasta.

>>Prepare a mixture of milk and egg on a plate big enough for dipping. Spread italian bread crumbs on a second plate. Dip both sides in liquid mixture, then in bread crumb mixture. Cook thoroughly. Serve with pasta.
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>>>>Prepare a mixture of milk and egg on a plate big enough for dipping. Spread italian bread crumbs on a second plate. Dip both sides in liquid mixture, then in bread crumb mixture. Cook thoroughly. Serve with pasta.
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Julie

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God Bless, Beardie Dreams, & Peace!
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Tracey
Tracey's Beardies
www.beardiecrazy.com

Ok, so maybe i'm not the best at spelling when tired..... >.o

humor aside, I would recommend you think hard before breeding your dragon. The initial setup cost aside, raising babies from eggs to selling age (at elast 10 weeks old) can run into the thousands. It is also alot of work and takes alot of time.

Your female should be at least 14 months old and around 350g (depending on her adult size, some dragons may never reach that weight). To have an ideal what colour offspring would be, you need to have a good ideal of the parentage of both male and female dragons. Even then there is no guarentee what colour the offspring will have.

Im not really sure what info you are looking for....breeding basics or certain types of beardies to breed with yours? If basics look for a partner of similar size. When she is close to laying eggs she will start digging in her substrate. This is a good time to put a shoe box type container with moist soil in the tank. Once she lays the eggs remove the container and mark the top of the eggs as they lay then transfer them to your incubator filled with damp vermiculite. They should be kept in the 85-87 range for roughly 60 days. You will need to mist every day or two to keep the vermiculite from drying out. Thats kind of the short version of how it will go. If there is something more specific you are looking for let me know.