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Well unfortunatly I am forced to have to let two of my baby beardies I got not to long ago go, We have just purchased a house and renovations are way more expensive then we though so I am forced to part with my little red female,and my hypo peach male....This just sucks, anyone out there know the best way to cope??? I apologize for the rambling and venting you shall see them on KS soon..
peace
im sorry to hear that. i couldn't imagine having to sell my beardies. my advice is get something that is cheaper(maybe a leopard gecko)to care for until u have the resources to get another beardie.
I'm sorry you have to give them up. We purchased a house after I got my first kid (a/k/a beardie), now have two. I cut out some of the expensive stuff we wanted to replace so I could keep him. Like, cheaper bedroom doors, handles, dealing w/the ugly pulls in the kitchen (for a little longer), etc. Is this something that could be done? Since you already have them, then you should have most of the supplies and the only things you will need that is expensive is crickets every month and every other month replacing the light bulb.
Just trying to help. Good luck and hope you find a good home for them.
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