LizardLover4Ever
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Hi, I have a bearded dragon named Aussie who is a year and a half old (but I’ve only had him since November). This is my first spring with him, and I was noticing some weird behavior, that I think might be related to the season. He has bee glass surfing a lot more than usual, he’s not been as interested in his roaches or greens (he’ll only eat 2-4 roaches every other day and he won’t touch his greens), and his poop has a more musky smell and in much smaller (most likely from him not eating as much). I wasn’t wondering if these were signs of him trying to look for a female or maybe assert his authority and mark territory. I’ve tried researching springtime behavior in bearded dragons, but I haven’t gotten very clear answers. So, I’m hoping that anyone who owns a bearded dragon, could help clear this up. Do bearded dragons express this type of behavior during springtime?
Thanks so much, I really appreciate any input!!
Thanks so much, I really appreciate any input!!