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Here is my new bearded dragon. I don't know what kind he is, but he is 1 1/2 years old ( unknown baby age at pet store). His tank is 4x2x1'6''(ht), with a basking light and UVB light. He is okay to be handled, but unlike my collared lizards when he's squirmy those scales and claws can be quite sharp.
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-Nicole
2.1.0 collared lizards
2.0.0 side-blotched lizards
1.0.0 desert tarantula
small tropical fishes
WOW! Cool dragon! Looks like my athena kinda who is a purebred snow phase dragon. How much did you pay?
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I still wouldn't know if it is like yours because this is the first photo of him, and different photos would show the colors in a different light. Maybe tomorrow I should take a photo of him outside.
He was free, parent's kid lost interest and left them with the responsibility. They were happy to get him off their hands to someone who likes lizards.
The parents obviously did their homework on its care, but its tank for the moment lacks a hide spot and cool places to crawl up.
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-Nicole
2.1.0 collared lizards
2.0.0 side-blotched lizards
1.0.0 desert tarantula
small tropical fishes
Well thats great. I hope you did your homework too. Well, good luck with him.
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HEY! My beardies name is Athena 
Just letting you know Name theif
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That is a beautiful dragon! I finally invested in some reptile nail clippers and it really helps with those sharp claws.
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he is a real cutie! You can just use regular human nail clippers and snip the tips of the nails of your dragon. I do it with mine pretty frequently, just dont cut the thicker fleshy looking part and you shouldnt have any problems. If you do happen to cut to far and he starts to bleed, apply a little corn starch to the nail.
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