Bearded dragon's eyes
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solairesunking543
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It could be a sign of dehydration, how often do you give your beardie water?
Hello,
His eyes look kind of like they are going to shed.
When you bathe him, be sure not to leave him unattended because babies can drown so quickly!
He is very cute & small, too. If his eyes seem a little irritated, then you can try getting some sterile saline solution to put in his eyes daily to see if that helps out.
Tracie
His eyes look kind of like they are going to shed.
When you bathe him, be sure not to leave him unattended because babies can drown so quickly!
He is very cute & small, too. If his eyes seem a little irritated, then you can try getting some sterile saline solution to put in his eyes daily to see if that helps out.
Tracie
It's been a few days, and the girlfriend and I are bathing him every day.
He's still growing a lot and has been shedding often, but his eye is still looking saggy.
I for sure don't leave this little guy alone, we put him in a small container with a wet cloth for him to swim onto. (he's also a runner, you leave this guy unattended for a second and he tries to climb everything in the apartment)
I know some people have said eye problems often happen because of bulbs, we are using a solarglow 125 w.
He's still growing a lot and has been shedding often, but his eye is still looking saggy.
I for sure don't leave this little guy alone, we put him in a small container with a wet cloth for him to swim onto. (he's also a runner, you leave this guy unattended for a second and he tries to climb everything in the apartment)
I know some people have said eye problems often happen because of bulbs, we are using a solarglow 125 w.
YoursTruly
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I was always told that juvenilles need to be bathed or dripped water daily. My girl, who's still pretty young, gets a bath every day. Sometimes she drinks in it, sometimes she doesn't. This is where she has her BMs. (Obviously we don't let her drink soiled water.) But we do drip water onto her nose to hydrate her 1-2 times daily. I think your little guy is likely still dehydrated.
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