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#101 - That´s no dirt. It´s a solid block. I think there´s just so… 02/21/2016 on A /k/omp with Operators 0

#11 - Got a little butthurt for the only thing about Finland being t… [+] (4 replies) 02/20/2016 on A /k/omp with Operators +53

#58 - ellojello (02/21/2016) [-]

Yeah, but he has his muzzle in the dirt...

Seems pretty "special" to me.

#101 - kikkelikeiju (02/21/2016) [-]

That´s no dirt. It´s a solid block. I think there´s just something closer to the camera blocking the view, making it look like the barrel´s submerged.

#64 - halonachos (02/21/2016) [-]

It's to stop the bullets from falling out, duh.

#27 - beloved (02/20/2016) [-]

aaw yee, my peeps!

#10 - The Research and Intervention Brigades, commonly abbreviated B… 02/20/2016 on A /k/omp with Operators +3

#3 - ^CampCock for those who do not speak finnish. 02/11/2016 on You see Ivan. +3

#10 - Show ya boobs! 02/11/2016 on Miiverse comp pt 12 +9

#131 - Jesus Christ, are they gonna pump Ezekiel full of oil and gold… 02/03/2016 on Please Help if You Can +2

#29 - Lizards in general are awesome. Me, I´ve got a Leopard gecko. 01/27/2016 on Little chameleon +1

#4 - Comment deleted 01/23/2016 on Ladies First 0

#3 - Yeah, it´s a crime story by Agatha Christie. A good read IMO. 12/26/2015 on Fun School Song :) +1

#74 - Leopard gecko. [+] (5 replies) 12/23/2015 on At pet stores +2

#77 - oceanfrank (12/23/2015) [-]

i want

#82 - skorchy (12/23/2015) [-]

If you have the time to listen I can give you the abridged version of getting one and taking care of it for 200 dollars tops.
It won't be white however; those cost more money due to that type requiring specific breeding.

#104 - uREPOST (12/23/2015) [-]

I'm interested, I already have a turtle and would love a lizard, enlighten me please.

Pic related

#111 - skorchy (12/23/2015) [-]

(Please excuse typos and information I gloss over. It's 3am and I'm a little drunk =P)

Well your first decision is between a leopard gecko and a bearded dragon. They're two of the most commonly owned lizards commercially, due to their ease of care. Basically if you ever plan on owning more lizards, these are your two "Learning" lizards. (Some people like chameleons, so they get one right off the bat without realizing that they have a lot of needs, and can be pricey with enclosures and upkeep).

So first here's some basics of each:

Bearded Dragon:
Beardies as they're commonly known are larger than leopards by a substantial amount, therefore they will require a larger enclosure (Building your own is usually easiest), and are native to Australia. During their childhood they will consume mostly insects (Crickets, mealworms on occasion), and some greens (Kale is my preferred). They're known to be incredibly docile, and are very distinguishable when they are mad. Their tanks will require 3 types of lighting: UVB (stimulates vitamin D production and sunlight), infrared, and a heat lamp. Don't fret about having a million lights though, because they're usually not too pricey and sometimes come in combined packages. Be careful on brands of UVB though, as some are faulty trash. Typically they will not drink from stagnant water, as instinct informs them that it could be full of bacteria. You don't need a fountain or anything, but usually during bath time they will drink from the faucet (Don't allow them to drink faucet water if you live in a small agricultural town though, as the water is probably high in nitrates due to fertilizer from surrounding farms seeping into the wells). (Source: Have worked in a pet store for over a year, have owned a beardie for two)

As for leopards I am less knowledgeable, as I myself do not own one, but my brother does. In order to avoid me giving you faulty information, here's a link to an article on how to care for them. They can live in smaller enclosures, generally feast on crickets from my understanding, and are also nocturnal. They do have a defense mechanism though when they feel threatened where they will actually detach their tails in hopes that a predator will go for the tail (which consequently holds most of their fat reserves) instead of them.

Pic related, it's my beardie. (Sorry for vertical picture... it's saved like that for some reason and I'm not going to fix it right now)

#112 - skorchy (12/23/2015) [-]

Here's that link I forgot to include >.>
www.geckosetc.com/htm/care.htm

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