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Birth Defect
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[QUOTE="Ravenna, post: 2039727, member: 118804"] First of all, English isn't my first language, so excuse me for making mistakes. We have been breeding two (now three) times. Two times we didn't encounter any serious problems. But the third time the babies have been totally fine till some time ... They all experience the same spine problems. Deformation of the spine and sometimes also the rips. So, we made sure to give more calcium and a lil higher uvb... Nothing has changed. One of them who is the tallest of them, starts shaking sometimes. So I'm guessing, its a [B]birth defect,[/B] not our cause. I think we had 18 babies and now there are only 10 or 9 left. The only mistake we made, was breeding those eggs from my one Beardie (Chloe) who was given to me with NO information. I don't know anything about her, not even age. She was given around between owner to owner like a hot potato, that's all I know. She had problems with her arm, something was destroying her elbow from the inside. NOT even the vet could tell me what it was. She went through surgery, still couldnt tell me anything. Chloe was fine after surgery, for several months. Then the arm grew a lil thicker again. Girl still looks healthy and "behaves healthy" I mean no sus behavior. Its the end of the month, I cant go to the vet without having money. Life has been rough here lately. It seems all the vets here in Germany are not very bright too... At least the ones I've encountered. I have several Beardies, those who we did breed are healthy, the others I adopted or got from a friend are all having some kind of problem. I took the one I got from a friend to the vet, the vet couldnt do anything, but thats another story... Just wanted to tell you, that I haven't had good experiences with vets around here...yet. [/QUOTE]
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