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OMG really!.....i would not of thought an adult would eat a baby,i thought at most the baby would get a `telling` off but not that,iam sooo glad i didnt just do it now!!


@ daniel my son wants one of those bright red ones,blood red i think they are called,he has got 7 month until his birthday to prove to me he still looking after spike then i might get him one,seen a pure bred one for £500

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Wow. I wouldn't spend that much on one. I was thinking of my local pet shop who sell red and orange ones for about £50 as they don't know the true bloodlines so can't class then properly

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Daniel..

Considering that a few generations back they were all 'normals' that's one hell of a price.

Rick

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Beardies from an Australian point of view.

Dont think i will be paying that some how, i saw some baby dragons today,And i can now see how easerly Spike could probly eat one,there so tiny

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i have a pure bloodred leatherback that shall be breeding very strong unique bloodlines going back to hades dragons

Danny

if you have one around december time and are not going to charge me the earth ill have one

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My two were together when we bought them and after reading all the advice on the Forum, I decided not to risk it (don't want any babies or injuries). I felt terrible (and it was expensive) but they settled fine and they can't see each other. They have become very lively though - cannot handle them well.

They do calm down as they get older

Rick

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Beardies from an Australian point of view.

Hi my two hav been together since I got them 1 year ago and they were together with previous owner so about 2years they have their moment but genuinely seem happier together