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tabastifur
04-13-03, 04:15 PM
Today I purchased a frilled lizard and am really excited about finally owning one. I am looking for cool stories, or unique care tips about these guys!
Thanks.
Dan
snakemann87
04-13-03, 04:27 PM
did you check out the last reptiles issue? its all about them
Leo-Land
04-13-03, 04:28 PM
You are the luckiest person ever! Frilleds are my favorite herp of all tme! Lucky you!
tabastifur
04-13-03, 05:36 PM
yeah I checked out the pages on Frills and it really didn't tell me anything I didn't already know.
Leo-Land- You should get one, they are expensive to start off with, but if you already have a 20 gallon to raise them in, it'll giveyou time to save money and then you get an enormous cage for when they are adults. I have an old iguana cage 3' long X 3' wide X 6' tall for my frilled when she's older. Thanks for the post!
-Dan
snakemann87
04-13-03, 05:54 PM
any pics?? Id love to see her
tabastifur
04-13-03, 07:26 PM
I payed for her today, and am planning to pick her up within the next week. But as soon as she is settled in, I would be more than happy to provide pics for you all! But I am still looking for some interesting stories people have about them...
-Dan
P.S. I handled the one I bought today, and she was more tame than most beardies. So go figure!
Pres.Nixon
04-13-03, 08:30 PM
What sort of temperment do they have I here theyre pretty mean But I LOVE them from what ive seen I really want one
tabastifur
04-13-03, 09:08 PM
Well most of the ones in the tank, including the one I bought, had no problems at all being handled. I have heard people say, including someone today that they are comparable to bearded dragons for temperment. (as I mentioned in the above post)
If you have the funds, I highly recommed one. They are interesting captives forsure. If you any questions, I would be more than happy to help!
Kyle Walkinshaw
04-14-03, 10:57 AM
I have a pair on hold that I am purchasing when they are able to be sexed as far as temperment goes. They are very docile, EXACTLY like beardies :) BTW Tabastifur, how much did you pay?
tabastifur
04-14-03, 12:14 PM
Kyle,
I payed 350 cash for mine. You should see the cage I have for her when she's an adult. I will post pics when it's all decorated.
How much did you pay for yours? And where are you buying them from?
-Dan
p.s. it is better, when you're getting a pair, to get them from two different blood lines. Keep that in mind(unless you already are)
Leo-Land
04-14-03, 07:59 PM
I saw CB babies for $125 at the Tampa Herp show back in March. I was holding it and was VERY VERY close to buying it. I just knew that I didn't have enough to get all it needs if I spent $125 on it. So I bought what I came there for, my Uromastyx. He's pretty cool, and will be quite tame after I hold him enough. He's getting a lot better, but he still tries to jump away from me.
Dilshad
04-14-03, 11:08 PM
In my experience, Frilleds tend to be more high strung and flighty than Bearded Dragons, at least at first.
Males tend to have more laid-back temperaments. They don't show much agression towards people, but their feeding response is strong and they're both agile and quick, so you need to respect them when they're bigger, or they'll tear you up by accident.
Bryce Masuk
04-14-03, 11:30 PM
do you have a caresheet link? I feel like reading about them
tabastifur
04-15-03, 12:41 PM
Bryce,
I don't have a link off hand, but if you were to just search something like, "Frilled Dragon Care," I am sure you would find lots of stuff. Or if you have any questions about care, just ask.
Thanks for all of your posts,
-Dan
raptorix
04-24-03, 08:53 PM
good luck with the frilleds
Pres.Nixon
04-25-03, 09:33 AM
Man they sound so cool
Mike177
04-25-03, 09:41 AM
I love them. they kick *** but did you read the last articale in REPTILES titled thrills chills and FRILLS?
alex_33
04-26-03, 09:21 AM
You're sooooo lucky! i wish i coudl get a frilled dragon! there so beautiful! make sure you psot some pics when you get yours
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