Michonne laid eggs finally, after what felt like forever. She laid on 5.19.17 a total of 23 eggs, though 1 appears infertile.
It took her about an hour to get them all out. They are already white and getting more solid by the day. Dragon Eggs take 60-90 days to hatch, lets hope for 60ish.
This clutch also belongs to Orange Crush, so we are hoping for some gorgeous orange babies. To learn more on Bearded Dragon Eggs Click Here.
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 Today was the last day of the NorCal Reptile Expo and it was a blast!  There were dozens of vendors and hundreds of reptiles.       There were educational/rescue reptile booths as well as breeders and vendors.  My son held a snake courtesy of Shedskin Reptiles.  I got to hold this amazing and sweet Tegu from For Goodness Snakes.  Which was amazing because I held him a million years ago at my first reptile expo. I was super young and soaking wet because it was pouring out.  And company called Classroom Safari was there with lots of cool animals.      I bought some adorable Horny Toad jewelry from The Horny Toad Connection,    And we made one reptile purchase at the show too!  We bought this amazing red male breeder from Augie & Amy's Dragons.  Check out the rest of the photos from the Expo in the slideshow. Thanks to everyone that I hung out with at the show! Vendors List Augie & Amy’s Dragons Rainbows R Us Ball Life Rich McColl’s Serpents Barsch Tropicals J&W Reptile Rescue Reptile Room For Goodness Snakes East Bay Vivarium Geckogen Sensational Pets Classroom Safari JFK Dragons Jim’s House Of Retics Layne Labs Moonshine Reptiles Shedskin Reptiles TJ’s Creations Paleofantasy Art JL Exotics Village Pet Shop Bay Gecko Zoomed Reptilemania Lick Your Eyeballs The Horny Toad Connection Royal Gecko Silicon Valley Turtle & Tortoise Club Reptile Avenue ARea Reptiles Glitter Tattoo by Laila BARRS Solar City Central Valley Reptiles TCA Exotics West Coast Chameleon Bros Alan Bosch Reptiles Silkworm Farm  I was sent Zilla's Reptile Munchies Omnivore Mix by Chewy.com. They are an awesome online pet supply store.
Zilla has made a whole bunch of these munchie snack packs for a variety of reptiles & amphibians.
This one I tested out is the Omnivore Mix, because of course Bearded Dragons are omnivores! The mix is a freeze dried assortment of bugs, veggies and fruits which you add water to before feeding.  Lucille was hesitant at first. Most Bearded Dragons don't really like freeze dried-pre mixed foods.
Then she just dove right in. She was eating it so fast that the pictures were getting blurry!  I think this a mix worth buying and feeding as a snack a few times a month. It definitely should not replace fresh & live food. But it is a great back up to keep handy just in case you do run out of food, just open, pour, add water, done!   I did receive this item free of charge form Chewy.com, in an exchange for my honest review.  I received the Reptile Munchies from Chewy.com. They are made by Zilla and are a freeze dried snack blend that comes in a resealable bag. They have a variety of flavors and mixes to choose from. I tried out the Reptile Munchies Fruit Mix for our Sulcata Tortoise, Tuck.
This mix is a blend of fruit that smells so yummy I wanted to eat it, but I didn't of course. After adding a little water to these freeze dried puffs they look like fresh cut fruit pieces. And Tuck went right for it.  Now for Sulcatas fruit is only recommended on rare occasions as a snack, not as a part of their everyday diet. But Tuck sure did love it. I would recommend this product to an owner of any reptile listed in the recommendations, but it could also be a treat for Bearded Dragons too!  To order this yummy product Click Here.  I did receive this item free of charge form Chewy.com, in an exchange for my honest review. |
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