Noosa Dragons

30/04/2023

While baby beardies do eat their 'greens', they love ❤️ their live food 😁

30/04/2023

Stacks on.....

13/03/2023

After baby Bearded Dragons hatch, the first couple of days are critical for the success of their survival.
Making their way out of the egg is an exhausting experience, so it's always a relief to see them eat their first meal.

On the menu....... Temites.
The perfect sized live food for baby Beardies.

13/03/2023

Watching baby Bearded Dragons hatch after months of anticipation is an amazing experience.
Of the 13 eggs Spike laid as part of her second batch, 12 hatched successfully and are all doing really well.

08/03/2023

So I mentioned the other day, that I thought Spike might be carrying eggs again due to her voluptuous stature!
Well, she's showing signs of wanting to lay and digging in her nesting tank.

You never know, might get another small clutch of eggs soon.

26/02/2023

Some think that Bearded Dragons shouldn't be housed together, as they are 'solitary' creatures.
When they are young, they love being all over each other. My No. 2 tank which has 7 lizards in it, this is how they sleep!
Personally, I have had Beardies, that as adults, love the company of another. They dont fight and seem to actually enjoy each other's company.

If you're thinking of bringing a dragon into your home, why not consider two....

20/02/2023

It's amazing how much some lizards can change their colour from when their young to when they grow up.

This is Nekro, a 2-year-old leather back Hypo Trans - offspring from a Yellow normal scale Hypo female, and an Orange leather back Hypo male.

When he was little, he was pretty much green, but now that he's grown up, the Yellow/Orange is really dominant.

This year I have 8 Trans babies. They will grow into amazing adults.
I you're interested, don't hesitate to message me.

19/02/2023

This summer, Spike has laid 3 clutches of eggs.
The first were infertile, the second was 20 eggs which have all hatched successfully, and the third was 13 eggs of which 12 hatched successfully about a week ago.
However, she is looking quite pregnant again, so maybe a fourth batch yet to come.....

19/02/2023

Now lets explain Translucent (aka Trans)

Trans effectively have transparent skin.

One of the biggest tells is that their belly looks blue as the transparent skin shows through the black membrane in their gut.

Another tell is they often have black eyes.

I reckon they look freaky cool, almost alien like 👽

19/02/2023

Lets talk about the most obvious bearded dragon morph being normal scale versus leather back.

Basically a leather back has smoother skin.

A leather back will still have spikes around the head, and often down the sides, but will have notably smoother skin overall.

19/02/2023

The different types of Bearded Dragon morphs can be a little confusing, but I'll attempt to explain a couple as they relate to mine.

Lets start with Hypomelanistic (aka Hypo)

Hypo's are basically lighter in colour to non Hypo. But the easiest wat to tell which is which, is by their nails/ claws.
Non Hypos have a dark strip in their nails, where Hypos have 'clear' nails.

19/02/2023

How you know your male beaded dragon is looking for some action....

15/02/2023

Thanks to Spike and MotoMoto, we have a beautiful bunch of baby Bearded Dragons coming of age and ready to find their forever home.

We have a great mix of Normal Scale and Leather Backs, Hypomelanistic (Hypo) and Translucent (Trans) to choose from.

Check out the 'It's a Boy' and 'It's a Girl' Albums for images and info on genetic morphs.

And if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to message me.

Prices Start from $180.00 and purchases must have the relevant Wildlife Licence.

15/02/2023

15/02/2023

Sexing baby Bearded Dragons can be tricky. So please don't take my best guess as fact, especially if you are particular about the s*x of the dragon you want to get.

13/02/2023

Welcome to Noosa Dragons page.
I'm a small scale Central Bearded Dragon breeder located in Noosa on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland Aust.

13/02/2023

For a lizard that had never spent time with other lizards, and barely moved around, MotoMoto has taken a real liking to Spike. They are now inseparable.🥰

13/02/2023

This is our breeding male Moto-Moto (Madagascar movie reference coz he like his ladies big and chunky), which was somewhat of a rescue lizard I received just over a year ago. I think he's 3-4 years old now and was unfortunately lacking the care he really needed to be living his best life, so I took him in.
He has a bit of an underbite which he reportedly had when purchased as a baby (maybe due to a lack of calcium in the early days), so I wasn't sure if he would be able to breed.
But as it turns out, he worked it out, and all offspring are strong and healthy (no underbites).

Moto is a Yellow (Citrus) Leatherback, and based off his offspring, has a recessive Hypo and Trans gene.

He's so animated now, and can even climb too (now that his nails have grown back)

13/02/2023

Our breeding female (Spike - I know, highly original name for a bearded dragon but was named by one of my son's) is going on 6 years old and is a Yellow (Citrus) Normal-Scale, Hypomelanistic (Hypo) with recessive (Het) Translucent (Trans) genes (so Hypo Het Trans).

13/02/2023

Being a small-scale breeder (currently only utilising a single breeding pair), I have limited offspring currently available, but due to smaller numbers, I'm able to better care and manage what I do have. Ensuring any lizards sold, are in good health and doing everything a growing lizard should.