Bearded Dragons & Red-Foot Tortoises

Baby Bearded Dragons
Adult Bearded Dragons
RedFoot Tortoises

The Bearded Dragon

The Bearded Dragon (Pogona Vitticeps) is native to Australia. Because their temperament is extremely docile and trusting, they make an excellent pet, even for children and beginners. Typically, Adults Will reach an average length of 18-20 inches. Futhermore, They are omnivorous, meaning they thrive on a balanced diet of both insects and plants. In fact, We bought our first bearded dragon over 20 years ago, and Since then, our passion for these remarkable reptiles has continually grown.
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The Red-Foot Tortoise

The Redfoot Tortoise is Native to South America. Remarkably, these tortoises can live up to 50 years, while their average size ranges from 10-14 inches. As you might expect, they get their distinctive name from the vibrant red or orange scales visible on its limbs, as well as on their head and face. Additionally, Redfoots can be raised outdoors in some of the warmer climates in the US, such as Florida.

Janice at dragons for you is great!! I ordered a Red Foot tortoise and ended up needing her to hold it for a couple of weeks, she was very accomidating and held it till I was ready. She was very available to answer all my questions!! Last but definitely not least the tortoise is healthy and beautiful ,I will be definitely be buying another one from Janice.

Barry Askinasi

Our sweet tortoises just arrived about an hour ago!!! Both are just stunning to look at, very active and not skittish at all. You can tell they have been extremely well cared for. Dragons4you answered every question I had, shared ideas with me for their enclosure and were just so incredibly kind. I would recommend them to anyone interested in have a shelled friend in their lives!!!

Kimberly Wallen

Just got my new scaly member and her pics weren’t even close to how cute she is,J.Owens was really nice and helped me with all my questions and concerns . Would recommend them to anyone and will be looking for another dragon from them again in the future

Thank you again…..

Gary Clark
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