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price of a beardie

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  • 03-15-2004, 06:45 PM
    snakeys1996
    Feeding day went well
    I love bearded dragons very much and i was wondering. about how much would it cost to get a good, healthy bearded dragon with its cage and all the lighting, substrate, climbing materials, or anything else it needs. im just looking for a general range to see how long it would be before i could afford it (im only working part time at $6.00 an hour lol). and i dont want to know the cheapest possable price but around how much you guys would pay for a healthy and enjoyable setup.
  • 03-15-2004, 09:30 PM
    JLC
    Well....I can answer this because I just got finished spending a few dollars to set up a brand new home, and will be buying the bd later this week. There are probably cheaper routes I could have gone, but I also wanted to get it done "now"...LOL. I'm not known for my patience once I've got a plan!

    I've spent about $200 on a new 20g-Long tank, the lights, the food/supplements, and all the stuff to bask/hide/climb on. The breeder that I most likely will be getting my beardie from says his most expensive one is $60.
  • 03-15-2004, 09:41 PM
    snakeys1996
    thats not too bad of a price i could have it in a month. oh wait i still need a car lol. il put some cash aside each week. i too am very impatiant when it comes to something i want. i just bought a bp so il wait for a while before i let my mom know of my new herp plan lol.
  • 03-15-2004, 09:45 PM
    Yeah, unlike snakes...Beardies cost a bit to set-up and maintain. What Judy quoted sounds about right.
  • 03-15-2004, 09:47 PM
    JLC
    LOL....yeah...once the herp-bug strikes you, it's hard to resist more and more. Budget and family constraints are probably the only thing that keep most of us in control!

    I bought my first snake this past August...and am only just now getting my 2nd herp. And I won't get my first bp (3rd herp) probably until this coming August after we've moved and settled into a new home. So I can totally understand having to wait awhile between critters to let other family members (Mom for you...spouse for me) adjust to the idea!
  • 03-15-2004, 09:52 PM
    snakeys1996
    lol good luck to you. ive always loved herps but with an unsaporting mom and no money theres not much you can do. i would just walk in the woods and catch garter snakes and turtles, hold them for a bit and release them. with money its so differnt hehe
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