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For all of you guys who where waiting, I got them for you! So, can someone tell me how to post the pics???
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Proud new owner of Rebel the Snow Bearded Dragon

You can use imageshack.us as a host.

If you use imageshack and you have multiple pics here is what you do:
1. The photo must be saved as one in one of the following formats:
.jpg ; .png ; .gif ; .swf ; .jpeg.
2. Click browse button. I suggest you save the pics as rebel1 rebel2 rebel3 so on and so forth.
3. After you browsed and found the pic you want click host.
It will come up with a page and the top box has something along the lines of this :

You then double click it so it's all selected then right mouse click and go to copy or cut. Come here to your post reply with a new message and click paste, I suggest you use 2 windows for this 1 window on imageshack and the other window on this forum.

You can repeat step 3 over and over until you have the pics you have in the same reply box. then Preview post to make sure they are all what you want, then post them.

I hope this helps you out
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http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.php?cat=518 I posted the pics at the link.

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Proud new owner of Rebel the Snow Bearded Dragon

got another pic

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Proud new owner of Rebel the Snow Bearded Dragon

Well I have been waiting and waiting and waiting. LOL I like the pics. Post more as he grows. I love seeing the pics.

I am glad you like the pics and of course i will post more ass he grows!
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Proud new owner of Rebel the Snow Bearded Dragon

Nice Pics, he's cute. How old is rebel? And why is there no pattern on his belly?
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I got him when he was about 2 months, so he's about three months old. When he gets mad he gets all dark and his belly gets black with white circles. I will gets pics of him when he's mad next time. I guess, other than the white spots when he is angry, he doesn'y have a belly pattern because he is a snow.
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Proud new owner of Rebel the Snow Bearded Dragon

That's really cool. I was asking because mine has a pattern on his belly that continues to both of his sides then stops where his "spike" things start.

Pretty nice animal you got there. Pics when he's angry would be cool to see also, when you get the time of course.
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I'll try to post more pics in a day or so
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Proud new owner of Rebel the Snow Bearded Dragon