About

Hey Dragon Riders,

My name is Ashe and I am the mother here.

My first encounter with a bearded dragon was in the summer of 2014. I was SO caught off-guard by their calm disposition and how clean they were (because I had believed that lizards were scary and gross). From that day forward, I turned my back on what I thought I knew and fell in love with these strange little lizards.

Now I live in a world where having a tub full of roaches in your bedroom is totally normal!

When you have a zoo like mine, you experience health scares, financial setbacks, and the trauma caused by ten trips to and from the hardware store after impulsively starting a new DIY project.

I have grown to trust this community and have learned so much through others sharing their stories. For this reason, I am here to share my own experiences and hopefully provide a little creativity and entertainment along the way.

I am not a veterinarian or any kind of credentialed expert. The purpose of my blog is to write about my experiences and share the way I care for my reptiles. Not everyone uses the same practices. If you are seeking a professional opinion on how to care for your reptiles, dogs or hermit crabs, please consult a professional.

Based in southern California, my musings are veiled behind a thin veneer of a west coast perspective. Being captive bred, my dragons live in a warm suburban neighborhood, and that has been their entire experience in this life. That said, I will always take my colder climate comrades into consideration when giving advice or making recommendations.

What to Expect

• Focus on the activity and health of my bearded boys.
• Demystifying bearded dragon diet & nutrition.
• Budget-friendly tips and DIY projects.
• Discussion of critical issues related to reptiles.
• Reviews products that I personally test.
• Local (southern California) events and news.  

So, thanks for stopping by! I hope you’ll join me as I aim to celebrate and empower my fellow bearded dragon owners. Stay in touch with me and let’s watch our dragons learn to fly together!

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