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We like to spend a great deal of time interacting with my herps. The dragons get to come out and enjoy time in the bed on a pillow, or an open window sill to get some unfiltered uv (there's still a screen). I'm always walking by to check on Dredge (snapper) and giving him snacks.

Also, the snapper owner is a friend on a forum. I believe his snapper would defensively fake snap the first four or five years, but now he can put his hand on her neck/head. I don't think I'm ready to try that with my Dredge. He's my little Warmonger for a reason. Also, 'Snappy' (friend's snapper) is only 9 years old, and still growing.

[QUOTE="Virus, post: 95830, member: 2825"] We like to spend a great deal of time interacting with my herps. The dragons get to come out and enjoy time in the bed on a pillow, or an open window sill to get some unfiltered uv (there's still a screen). I'm always walking by to check on Dredge (snapper) and giving him snacks. Also, the snapper owner is a friend on a forum. I believe his snapper would defensively fake snap the first four or five years, but now he can put his hand on her neck/head. I don't think I'm ready to try that with my Dredge. He's my little Warmonger for a reason. Also, 'Snappy' (friend's snapper) is only 9 years old, and still growing. [/QUOTE]

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