BlackBones333
Member
This happened yesterday when I caught two of my baby bearded dragons fighting, and before I could stop the situation one of them fell off the stick while twisting its body around in pain and keeping it's legs straight. After that, the baby couldn't move its legs anymore and that's when I began to act quickly by carefully carrying the injured baby bearded dragon out of the container and placed it into its own personal container. The other container that they were fighting in has about 3 babies now and I also have some other babies I care for, the amount of babies I have is 12 plus the injured one. Also if I touch the baby's legs the baby will start to point its head up, then open its mouth wide open while shaking, like if it were screaming for help. Right now though the injured baby is resting and we can't afford to take him to the vet, so I came on here to seek help until we're able to take the baby to the vet.
Here's Pictures of The Injured Baby
The Attacker
The Baby's Setup:
I Only Placed a Few Sticks, Rocks and a Small Blanket for Now Until The Baby Recovers
Here's Pictures of The Injured Baby
The Attacker
The Baby's Setup:
I Only Placed a Few Sticks, Rocks and a Small Blanket for Now Until The Baby Recovers
Can you post a pic of your set up ? I think this baby was either hurt in the fall [ which is pretty rare since most baby bins are not very tall ] or already has a neurological problem made worse by the situation. I've raised many clutches of babies and fighting usually just ends in a body part being bitten, but never a neurological problem. Just wondering what his true problem is. Those are also signs of ADV [ atadenovirus ]
