Recent content by BeardedDragonCo

Wow! Very nice, way better than a tank if you can do it. Let me know if you need any help wiring the lights.

Please be sure to answer all the questions, just start a new thread in the general forum and ask for someone to go over your setup because you want the best for your new baby. This way you can make sure your new dragon doesn't have any problems if there was something wrong with your setup.

What is the wattage of the bulb, distance to the basking spot, and basking spot temperature?

You need to upload your pics and put a link to them in your post

As long as he's getting the proper dosage for his weight, it doesn't really matter how you give it. You want to make sure he eats all his salad if you put it on there.

Odd they prescribed Bactrim, not the most common treatment for coccidia and pinworms.

Hornworms! You definitely want a light long enough to span at least half to three quarters the length of the cage so that your dragon can get some exposure no matter where it decides to lounge.

When he doesn't eat, he doesn't get the moisture from the food, so drip some water on his nose until he starts licking and see if he'll drink. If you keep him hydrated, you won't run into any problems from him not eating.

Can you look inside his mouth along the gum line and teeth to see if there is a plaque like build up anywhere and get a pic?

First clarify something, 2 months old and 11 inches? Most 2 month old babies are about 7-8 inches. Can you take a pic of her in your hand? If she's dehydrated after throwing up, she won't eat until she gets some fluids in her. Smaller babies that go a meal or two without bugs get dehydrated...

Sorry to be nosey, but I had a look at his pics and think he has a chance if you can get him hydrated. Don't worry about food, he's a reptile and doesn't need lots of calories to sustain life, but he does need lots of fluids. If he's dehydrated, the protein will just be harder on his internal...

Unfortunately, from a breeders perspective, this is not unusual in any way. On the rare occasion you may get one or two babies from a clutch that fail to thrive for unknown reasons. One way to look at it is that it could be a blessing that it's happening sooner than later, and you have to take...

Are you sure they're viable? got a pic?

A friend of mine has a whole clutch of snows ready for new homes. I don't have her email, but she's on facebook and I can give you her info if you email me.

What substrate did you bed the eggs in?