FlapJack16
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Are my bearded dragons femoral pores clogged?
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FlapJack16
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I don't bathe my dragons really unless they are dirty.
Clogged femoral pores aren't something you'll normally need to worry about. Especially if they have items in their tank like rocks/logs etc.
20-30 minute bathes is probably stretching it. But some dragons enjoy the water and might enjoy being in their that long. When I bathe it's typically 5 minutes or less.
I don't measure the water temp, I just feel it like you would for a baby human.
-Brandon
Clogged femoral pores aren't something you'll normally need to worry about. Especially if they have items in their tank like rocks/logs etc.
20-30 minute bathes is probably stretching it. But some dragons enjoy the water and might enjoy being in their that long. When I bathe it's typically 5 minutes or less.
I don't measure the water temp, I just feel it like you would for a baby human.
-Brandon
FlapJack16
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Brandon,
Thanks for putting my mind at ease about the pores!
Thanks for putting my mind at ease about the pores!
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