Constant wall dancing leaving bruises. *Pics!*

[RowenJade]

My 4 month old will not stop wall dancing especially when there's people over. She's starting to have bruises and i don't know how to make her stop wall dancing. Heres some pics

What do you guys think?

 

[Claudiusx]

Are there other dragons in the tank/room?

How big is the enclosure? Does he/she eat enough?

-Brandon

 

[RowenJade]

Her brother is in the enclosure above her. They are both 120 gallons. She was eating fine before she started to shed.

 

[BaskingBaby]

Just a thought - are the temps too high on that side of the enclosure?

 

[RowenJade]

Nope she does it on both sides. One side is 75 at the bottom hot side is 85. Her basking spot is 102-103 never going above 103.5-104. I use an acu-rite probe to measure temps. There's just no reason for it but she does do it when someone is home. Whenever I walk in the door she's always on her tree on her cool side or on her basking rock. Is there any way I can get her to stop this?
Are the bruises that bad and can they cause any long term effects?

 

[BaskingBaby]

Nope she does it on both sides. One side is 75 at the bottom hot side is 85. Her basking spot is 102-103 never going above 103.5-104. I use an acu-rite probe to measure temps. There's just no reason for it but she does do it when someone is home. Whenever I walk in the door she's always on her tree on her cool side or on her basking rock. Is there any way I can get her to stop this?
Are the bruises that bad and can they cause any long term effects?

Hmmm...I'm not sure why she does that then. Could you try covering the sides of the enclosure that she does this at? Get some construction paper or something and tape it up there? One of my females (who is about 6 months now) glass dances on one end of the cage but it isn't too often...

Another idea is maybe move around some of her furniture in there so it's harder for her to get to her popular glass dancing spots?