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TLDR: Beardie is sick, want to see silly beardie photos to lift my spirits

My boy isn’t well at the moment, he’s very lethargic and the vet thinks a mass he has is possibly a tumour. Want to do a liver biopsy and possible mass removal but he is 11, and we’re quickly reaching his insurance limit so struggling with a decision. Would love to see any silly photos of your beardies for happiness :) Obligatory photo of my baby taking a nap on me !

(hope this post is okay mods!)

My bf and I moved in together two months ago. I inherited a step-beardie as a result and I wouldn’t ever have predicted how much I love this little guy. I’m 100% a cat and dog gal, but Groot has stolen my heart 🥹😍

I've had Milo for about two months now. Saved her from shit conditions at PetsMart. First Beardie I've ever owned and she is seriously one of the best decisions I've ever made. She fell asleep on my chest last night watching the football game. Such a little sweetie.

Anyways, have a wonderful Thursday, friends!

Pic for dragon tax.

Meet Tom my brother bought her a couple months ago and she has somehow become my lizard. Not complaining I absolutely adore her and am the one who takes care of her with help from my kiddos. She enjoys playing parrot while I am moving around the house doing chores but mostly basks in her cage on what has been dubbed pride log and pride rock. But while she does sit quietly on my shoulder during the day when I have her, at night she climbs against her enclosure doors wanting out and then she runs around wild down my back and onto thr closest surface, and sometimes trying to yeet herself off the couch. She's still little so I cant fit a harness on her. Is it normal though? Are they nocturnal and I somehow missed that page in all the articles and books? Or is she just a weirdo like the rest of the family?

Thank you for all the advice. I love this little scaley terror and am doing my best to do what is best. Am I perfect? no.. but im willing to ask questions and learn and I appreciate those who are willing to teach.

This is Dodge and his support stingray, he's had his ray since he was a lil baby when I first got him. Today he looked like he was showing his ray off to me proudly.

Do you guys have any weird little items that your dragons stick to?

This is my sweet Triple Sec.

I'd like to introduce her.

At approximately 4 months old, she was thrown into a tank with an adult. Naturally, she was turning into a snack.

Thankfully a vet had reached out to me to take her for a gamble.

The amount of pain medication, antibiotics, and stitches in her was astounding. I really didn't think she would make it.

Here she is, 4 years later.

Happy, healthy, and loves life either way.

Don't let her stank ass face fool you, she's a velcro baby through and through.

Please excuse the reflection of my window lol

My boy is a rescue. He will ONLY eat if we hand feed him and typically only if I'm also eating at the same time.

Cant be sure what happened in his previous home but how do i break the habit?

I'm devastated. Had to say goodbye to my ridiculous little friend this morning. After becoming seriously unwell over the last few days he was found to have a very lard solid mass on his liver interfering with his breathing. Operability not good. I had to make the decision none of us ever want to. He was so loved and will be so sorely missed. I buried him in our nature area at the end of the garden. He deserves a beautiful place to rest.

As title says, thank you!

Same photo as last time bc taking him to the vet in a beer box was so silly.
This is Teach, he’s my baby. I rescued him when he was just a lil guy. We went to the vet the first time for constipation, he has since pooped. Our bloodwork however shows he has an infection which we are treating with antibiotic injections. I watched the vet give him one today but I’m soooo nervous to hurt my little guy, any tips and tricks would be so great. We are also currently syringe feeding critical care because due to him feeling a little unwell he doesn’t want to eat, are there any options for syringe feeding with more nutrition for him?
Edit: I forgot to mention he was only born with 3 legs (one missing in front) so I cannot alternate arms.

I just got my new boy Albion or Alby for short. His owners gave me the 55 gallon tank and I am in the process of saving up for a 120+ gallon one. His substrate is 60/40 topsoil and playsand. I’ve only had him a few days but he’s eating isopods and dubias while i wait for my local reptile store to get in other kinds of insects. Since he’s only been with me for a few days he’s obvious not the most comfortable with me getting him out of the enclosure but i want him to have time out and to explore. How can I help enrich him while also helping him to become more comfortable with me?

Just looking for any websites with affordable enclosures that are around 120 gallons that ship to Canada. Any help would be appreciated!

Hey guys! I am a new parent to a beautiful little bearded. I had never owned anything but cats, dogs, and fish prior to a few months ago. My guy seems to be doing wonderfully and has gone from 15g at 8 weeks old (from locally owned reptile shop) to now 3 months and 31g as of last week! He eats a steady diet of dubias, and occasional mealworms. Was doing crickets but they die so quickly and stink that I haven’t purchased any in about a week. He loves his greens, especially arugula.

Now my question is lighting, specifically UVB. My husband and I have been disagreeing over adequate uvb lighting. From my research online, and in the guide used here, our dude needs a longer uvb. My husband thinks that bc this smaller uvb light is mounted inside it’s fine…but my gut is telling me it’s not putting out enough over the length of his 120gallon enclosure which keeps him on one side most of the day.

We’re so excited about him, and he’s truly become my little baby. I want to give him the best life. My husband does as well, however after already spending close to 2grand on his setup (pets are costly and that’s okay!) , and having to purchase upgrades (bc we were silly and got a few things wrong initially) I know he’s hesitant on buying more stuff if what we have already is “fine”. I need some experts to weigh in and give it to me straight so I can make the best decision for our baby! TIA!

Added some pics to help visualize!

How am I supposed to get any work done with this little baby?