Baby bearded dragon and full setup

Colorado Springs CO

Description

Hey everyone…… meet Scales. He’s about 4-5 months old so still tiny. My 7 year old son saved his money all winter with chores and shoveling the neighbors driveways when it snowed. I’m not accustomed to even thinking of rehoming a pet. In my mind a pet is a lifetime commitment. That being said I’m finding that I’m doing everything and this grand plan for my son to not only spend all his own money but also be responsible to take care of him isn’t going as well as I’d hoped. I’m putting this out there if there’s someone near Colorado Springs looking for a healthy baby beardie with the whole setup. I’m asking a $100 rehoming fee which is less than 25% of what we’ve paid for everything. He’s very active and never minds being held and played with. He loves eating Dubai roaches and quite a few different vegetables. I have a few veggies in pots to cut leaves to feed him (saves on grocery costs) so they’d go with everything else if wanted. This isn’t an emergency or anything so just seeing if someone is looking and this works out great for all parties involved. If there’s no takers I’ll be still caring for him when my son is off in college lol. I will have to get him a small broncos jersey to watch football games with my dogs and I! Location: north Colorado Springs Included: -4-5 month old beardie in great health (male or female I’m not sure) -Reptile cage that has locking top screen with a volcano cave, log, food and water bowl, and hammock. -2 heating pad heaters (these are awesome and fit perfect under the tank and eliminate the need for the heat lamp which my son almost burned our house down with on the first night) -a double heating lamp still in box (no bulbs) and a single heating lamp with bulb (like I mentioned we don’t use these now but they go with the setup) -uvb hanging led lamp -temperature sensor plug thing that would turn on the heat lamp and then off when temp reaches a certain level (don’t use it for this function but it goes with everything) -some extra food (see photo) -tweezers for grabbing live food -veggie garden if you want to bring a pot with dirt to transfer them! Collard greens, beets, Swiss chard, and kale