Bearded Dragon in need of new home

murray near farmington, Beaverton OR

Description

Need to relocate due to work, and I don't think it would be fair to take her with me. Aurora is about 8 yrs old, and I've had her for a little over a year now. She is a beautiful orange color,can be quite active, and is a lot of fun to watch eat & crawl around the house. Unfortunately, she deserves more time and attention than I can provide anymore, due to returning to the office here recently, and being the only person in the house has made it difficult to get her the time and attention, and I don't expect it will get any better once I relocate. She has a diet of various greens and dubia roaches, and comes with a decently established colony and all the supplies you will need. I've spent a good chunk of cash setting up her terrarium with everything she needs, including a new Carolina Customs 34" T5 HO UVB fixture and two bulbs, and a dual fixture ZooMed heat/UVB lamp, heat pad, a few various bulbs, and other various items/decorations. The dubia colony a couple hundred and has been self-sustaining for almost a year now. They eat a diet of baby carrots, water crystals, and a powdered food. I was buying roaches from a local pet shop, but that was costly and I found a solid bearded dragon owner here in portland who helped me get my colony going. As horrible as having a colony of roaches sounds, I've hardly noticed them since getting started with them. They live in a rubbermaid container that they can't climb out of, live in a dark corner of the closet, and surprisingly don't smell. I'm asking for a rehoming fee of $300, which I understand is an investment... however she comes with a solid setup with high quality components and this barely covers half of the expenditures I've put out for her over the last year. I would consider a lesser amount for the dragon and the roach colony, provided a potential owner already has a sufficient setup. If you're interested in that route I'm sure we can find a middle ground.