Question by Tori: What should a new Dungeons and Dragons player buy?

I’m really interested in tabletop roleplaying games, and I’d love to try Dungeons and Dragons. But there are so many rule books and “flavor” books and different editions of each that it’s hard to know what to get (not to mention they’re quite expensive). So what should a completely new player buy to get started? What’s necessary to play the game?

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Answer by izme1000
Every D&D player needs a set of dice, a miniature to represent your character on the map, and access to a player’s handbook (also known as PHB). Everything else is optional. In fact, having your own dice is also optional if someone doesn’t mind sharing theirs.

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Question by tony: what should i do to prepare for a dungons and dragons session?

Ive been looking into the dungons and dragons game, but i have never played before and do not know what to expect when i show up for the session. It is an Encounter and is held in a local hobby store. So far all i have is my dice and a Character sheet i made from the official site. What else shoul i bring or know about my character?

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Answer by Kelsey S
just don’t hangout with girls, that’s the most important thing

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Question by Garrett H: How much should I sell my bearded dragons for?

A local pet shop is interested in buying my two bearded dragons (male and female) they are four years old and have eggs every spring. They are well taken care of and healthy. How much should I ask? thankx

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Answer by reptilegirlok
I know a baby bearded dragon in a pet store here in canada is 90 bucks and yours is much more valiable i wouldnt do it for less then 250 a piece (i love my beardie itd be tough to sell her)

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Question by Joel: At what age and size should i start feeding my bearded dragon pinkies?

I have a baby bearded dragon called Dave and he is currently around 10cm long. What size should he be before i start giving him pinkies.?

Also he keeps staying in one corner of the tank for an hour or so looking at the background of his tank (which is a desert theme) and slowly moves his head side to side…. Is he ok?
I do pick him up fairly regularly and he has plenty of food and warmth.

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Answer by Akeath
16 inches (41 cm). And then you should never feed pinkies more than one per 2 weeks, as they have so much fat to them. They also have enough protein that you should cut back on the protein (feeder insects) in the week following the feeding.

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Question by angie: How often should I feed my 11 month year old bearded dragon crickets? And how many is a good amount?

Also how often should i feed him veggies? Is he supposed to have access to food all the time, i put some bearded dragon pebble food in a dish at all times. Ive only had him for 2 months so any information is highly appreciated.

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Answer by TPau15
At 11 months your dragon should be eating large crickets. Look at the space between the reptiles eyes; that’s how large a prey item they should be eating. Any bigger, when eaten, can cause bowel obstruction, chokeing, or paralysis. Cricket feedings for a subadult, like yours, should only be once a day. I usually feed about 1 cricket per inch of body length, not including tail. Of course, this is just a general guide, a few more than that doesn’t hurt, just don’t over do it.

See this site for a great veggie list: http://www.greenigsociety.org/foodchart.htm This food chart tells you everything about proper veggies to feed. Even though it’s a site gear towards iguanas, the veggie info is still good for any reptile that can eat them. Use staple greens in every feeding (collard greens, endive, watercress, escarole, etc.) otherwise, variety is key, so mix it up often.

I usually feed one or the other; bugs or veggies, not both at the same time. I don’t want them to fill up on one and not eat the other. Your dragon should have a diet that is 50/50 veggie and bug, as it should be about half size. When it’s full grown at about 2 years old, the diet should shift to 80% veggie and 20% bug.

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Question by sara34255: How many times and what should I feed my ADULT bearded dragon?

I am getting an adult bearded dragon in about 5 months and I have started creating a feeding schedule for him. I know all the basics from research and not to feed them certain foods and the size of the food I should feed them but I need a general idea of how many times to feed them insects and vegetables a week. It would also help if you gave me an idea of what vegetables are needed in his diet.
Any answer is greatly appreciated, thanks!

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Answer by Rebecca Flanders
twice a week

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Question by Jimmy: What size tank should i keep my Australian Eastern water dragons in?

I currently have 2 female Australian eastern water dragons. Im getting a third male and need to know what size tank i need for all three. at the moment the 2 females are in a 6foot tank, 2 foot wide and 2 foot deep.

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Answer by ohio_reptile
Wow! I love Austrailn water dragons they are very beautiful! To your question at hand, the cage size for one pair of adult water dragons should be between 4 feet long by 2 feet high by 2 feet wide (4′x2′x2′) and even up to 3 feet high would do them just fine.

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Question by avrianballin45: How big should a tank be for a baby bearded dragon? How do I reduce the humidity level in the tank?

I need help setting up my tank this is my 1st time with a bearded dragon and i want to take care of it the best way? What should the humidity level be and the temperature and any other information would be greatly appreciated!

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Answer by darkcirca
The smallest tank for a hatchling/juvenile (under 8″) is a 20 gallon long, but personally I’d go with a 40 gallon breeder. Anything smaller and the temperatures cannot be regulated.

I’d suggest researching your animal, as the more research you do the more you learn.

Here is an excellent careguide on bearded dragons:

http://www.thereptilefile.com/wiki/index.php?title=Bearded_Dragon

I would read through that, as it contains all the answers to your questions.

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Question by ROaCH: What should i give my Bearded dragon other the crickets?

Bearded Dragon Question. He is like 2 i think and is a rare species of dragon. Hes a kewl yellow color and camouflage’s

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Answer by Grey Fox
well at that age they aren’t supposed to eat alot of protein(insects) the majority of their diet is supposed to be greens(Adult Beardies need approx. 50 – 75% vegetarian to 25 – 50% live prey/protein). too much protein can cause kidney damage.

heres a chart of all the foods that they can and cant eat(below)

http://www.exclusivedragons.com/Nutritional_Content.html

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Question by FlowerPower: What should the hydrometer be at for a baby bearded dragon?

I bought a baby bearded dragon and I am not sure what the hydromemter should be at. When I spray the tank w/the water bottle it goes to like 40% but then it dries so quickly and goes back to 2 or 0%. Any suggestions on what I should be doing? He has a waterbowl that is shallow.

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Answer by Sam
put the hydrometer in the center and just make sure the humidity doesn’t go above 50% try to get it at 10% remember they live in Australia in a non humid environment

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