Hello :)

[Catherine]

WOW! You have a Roborovski Hamster. I have never actually seen one. I bred the Campbell's dwarf hamsters for 11 years. They are tiny, but they are much bigger than a Roborovski  hamster. I bet she is beautiful. I love the little "pocket pets". I had so much fun with my hamsters. They are so cute.

I have had a succession of rescue guinea pigs for the last 15 years. One summer I ended up with 11 piggies. That was a wild time. Now I just have 3 year old Boris.
He was dumped in a box in the winter on the steps of a reptile store at 4 months old. I volunteer at the store so I take any guinea pigs that are left with us. He is a big old boar now and quite fat and happy. I am sure there are more guinea pigs in my future. 

My beardie is part of a clutch the store took in. He is missing a front leg. Baby bearded dragons get very excited about food and they can bite a toe or tail tip  from a sibling. Sadly sometimes a leg gets bitten off. It can happen to the last baby that hatches. Carlo is doing okay and he is about 6 months old. I usually take any reptile that is injured. I have to set him up in a special way so that he can get around the tank with his handicap. I can't give him anything too high to climb on because he could fall. It is a front leg that is missing and that does make it hard for him.

Your beardie is doing very well. A 40 gal tank is good, but a 120 is a palace. She will love it. You will be able to give her room to climb and a good sized water source, if she likes water. Bearded dragons are so sweet. You have many years of fun with her. When the weather is nice you can take her out for a walk. You walk she rides, but it is still it is a walk.  Since you have a female you can always get another beardie. There is room for two in a 120 gal.

So what are your pets names?