I am interested in one of her babies! Seriously....I want one. How much?

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hey bearded dragon freak! can i list you as an affiliate in my herpetology (reptiles and amphibians) club?
there is a link to it at the bottom of my comment.

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Yes you can! Sorry for the late response....

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Lizardless!!!!

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Do you have any idea how ironic this is? My Dad had an affair with another woman and took off, and he was our only source of income. So there is a very high possibility I'm going to have to get rid of my dragon.

I'm sorry.

Cool! thank you!

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This is an excellent source of information. Especially since I've been interested in getting a dragon lately. My only draw back is the whole Salmonella issue. Since you're an experienced dragon owner I was curious about your ways of handling this? I also heard that salmonella in dragons is much more rare then in other reptiles however I'm not sure on this.

I was mostly curious on how you handle your dragons. Where you let them roam and how safe should one be? I know you should wash your hands each time you handle them but what about if you let them crawl on your clothing (since someone could touch their clothing and then their face and mouth)? I just don't want to walk around paranoid all the time that I could get myself or loved ones sick because I wasn't being safe enough.

Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.

I noticed that this bearded dragon owner isn't on your list...

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Many apologies for not responding to you sooner! I hope you forgive me.
Anywho. The salmonella issue.... From my knowledge, there has never been a documented case of salmonella from a bearded dragon. It is, however, possible to get the bacteria if you basically are filthy and lick your hands after touching the feces or something of that sort. As long as you keep your dragon nice and clean (scrubbing with a tooth-brush and hand soap) you should be just fine. I wouldn't be paranoid if you hold one, just wash your hands afterwards. I wouldn't worry about any ickyness on your clothing, either.
As for letting them roam, it's usually not a good idea to let them run around the house until they are about 12 inches. The smaller dragons tend to have a way of finding great hiding spots. I've never lost a dragon before, but I've come close. My adults are usually content to sit on the back of the couch for an hour or two.

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