Do bearded dragon owners have problems dealing with all the egg clusters from their pets?

I am thinking of getting these cool pets in the next few years and was thinking of breeding them. I don't want to have to house them all and was wondering if you ever had any problems selling them or giving them away. Thanks for the help :)Do bearded dragon owners have problems dealing with all the egg clusters from their pets?If you are thinking of getting your first bearded dragons I would strongly recomend not breeding them. No animal should be bred by a person that doesn't have intimate knowledge of the species throughout the entire course of it's life. Further more, it's sort of like with dogs, too many people start breeding them and then we have a bunch of bearded dragons with no one to take care of them, or who are avaible for people who have no buisness owning a pet. The fact is that breeding these animals will probably not make you hardly any profit if you care for both your breeding stock and the offspring properly, at least not until you either get a color morph strain, -or- you establish a name for youself. Further more, you should consider the source of your dragons. if you got them from pets stores (even if they're two different petstores) chances are fairly good they came from the same stock and should not be bred together anyway.Do bearded dragon owners have problems dealing with all the egg clusters from their pets?I would make a point not to house any breeding pairs together unless I was ready to breed for the season .And when any extra clutches were laid , I would freeze them to feed to my other lizardsDo bearded dragon owners have problems dealing with all the egg clusters from their pets?Some of them are vicious when they're young, but everybody likes a free animal.Do bearded dragon owners have problems dealing with all the egg clusters from their pets?
yup like the other pplz, maybe vicious everyone loves a free pet.

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