Bearded Dragon Cage Ideas Novels & Stories

Perhaps I deserved to be mocked. I decided to look at my newest golden cage. It was a huge room with a large bedroom part, a separate study room with a mini-library, and a wide balcony with a view of the military training grounds and a forest. The bathroom was also king-sized, with a bathtub that could fit three people and a shower with a cabin where it was possible to practice roundhouse kicks.

“I’m completely fine. I’ll be right back.” I rushed into my room and rummaged through my closet. I needed to find something that could store this little dragon. At least for right now. It’s not like I had any cages or anything. I probably should have thought this through. I’ll have to go somewhere and get a little cage later. And then what, Anila? Keep the baby dragon as a pet? What would happen once it grows into a full-sized dragon? I won’t be able to keep it hidden.

My eyes were brimming with tears before we even got to Adrian’s cage. He was at the end. We all paused in front of his cage. He was curled up in the back, in a dark corner. He didn’t see us at first. The cage had a small bed and a table with crayons and paper on it. Streamers hung from the ceiling and there were framed paintings of jungle animals on the walls. There was a small bookstand with children’s books in it. The bedspread was bright blue and it had little white sailboats on it. It looked like a child’s bedroom.

She asked, her face looking puzzled and she took a deep breath to calm her racing her. "Close your eyes, only then will I be able to give you the gift you seek," he said moving close to her as he brought out an iron cage from underneath her bed. "You can open your eyes,"Xavier spoke, still smiling at Zina who was now giving him a weird gaze. "What's that thing?" Her eyes scanned the cage as she moved back even further. "Is it harmful?"Her eyes spelled worry and fear. "Calm down dear, it's not harmful. It's known as the candy dragon. This colour is really rare so be careful with it okay?"

I walked around the room at a slow pace. The walls were made of wood and perfect for music. "That whole side of the room will be transformed into a bar, the other side for the DJ. We can put a fountain outside. We can have some dancers in cages around. For you hormonal guys." I explained. Their faces lit up with excitement at my ideas, especially when I explained that the dancers would be willing females dancing in lingerie in cages hanging from the ceiling.

"They looked so sad inside their cages, like they were shocked by the changes in their environment." My father listened intently as I continued. "Even Ari would be sad if I were captured and confined inside a cage, like I was kidnapped by bad people; can't we make a wider area at the back of the tribal territory, like a small house for each type of animal, and design the interior similar to their original habitat?" I paused to take a breath. "We can collect their eggs and hatchlings and relocate them to an area where we can tame them freely while they're still young, so they can easily adjust to the changes in environment."

The absence of an air garden in this upper area weighs on their minds, intensifying their yearning for a breath of fresh air that remains elusive. Dangling from the chain, like a haunting specter, is the tear-drop-shaped empty cage. Its form casts eerie shadows across the chamber, a constant reminder of their confinement and the lingering hopelessness that accompanies it. The cage measures 6 feet in diameter, its imposing size magnifying their sense of captivity. The cold, dimly lit surroundings seem to amplify the sense of entrapment, enveloping them in a somber atmosphere.

Each enclosure was tailored to the specific needs of the animal that it housed, with ample space for movement and plenty of natural elements, such as water features or vegetation, to keep the animals happy and healthy. Celia nodded, impressed. "And what about that one?" she asked, pointing to a small, brightly colored bird that was hopping around in its cage. "That's a Sunbird," Jasper said, smiling. "They're very friendly and make great companions." The creatures themselves varied greatly in size and appearance, from small, brightly colored birds to massive, hulking beasts. Some were graceful and delicate, such as the swans that glided through the tranquil pond in the center of the menageri

Complete with everything, there is a living room, dining room, galaxy room, training area, my own room, playground, and a cage for my pets. I went to where my pets' cage was. When I got there I saw them sleeping soundly. They have four cages because they are different kinds of animals. One is a lion, the other is a wolf, the other is a dragon, yes I have a dragon because my grandmother gave it to me when I was young and the last one is a phoenix, it grew. I watched them as they slept soundly in their cage. It's been a long time since I last saw them. Someone is taking care of them, it's a robot that I made myself. All these home appliances are made of technology.

I exited the castle and began a leisurely stroll among the land in front of the castle. Hell's landscape was reddish, dry and desert like. There was a decent sized forest near a dark lake. There weren't that many plants around, or animals either. Perhaps that was why hunting half breeds and other "vermin" was really a thing. Maybe I could talk to the elders about bringing in some plants and animals from my home? I could perhaps bring in some perytons, griffins, dragons, jaded jasmine bushes, amber trees... I stopped and framed part of an empty field in my fingers, picturing what creatures would thrive there. Dragons did remarkably well in any landscape; as they were masters of adapting on a