healthy?

I can’t figure out how to put pics on here my phone won’t let me, whoever would like to let me know if my beardie looks healthy to them or not, whoever wants to see pics of him and give me some tips on if he’s to skinny, or if anything looks wrong just drop your email address and I will send many pics to get opinions, just want to make sure he’s as healthy as possible

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Karrie

These are the pics I have taken of him, he is about 5 months of age, does he look healthy ?

He looks good to me although I would switch out the sand for carpet or tile.

I just switched it from carpet to sand tonight because his carpet starts to stink so fast after he takes one poop on it because it sinks into the carpet and stains it

Yes the carpet and sand can harbor bacteria -- you can get some textured non adhesive shelf liner from your local home improvement store -- or tile but if your upgrading to a larger tank later I dont know what size tank you have now the tile would be good -- you would need to get a textured slated ceramic tile from the home improvement store and it would need to be but to the size of the tank w/ a tile cutter so your dont get the jagged egdes --- it cheap I tiled my 120 4x2x2 tank for around $13 -- I have a picture of the tile if you would like to see it -- but for now you can look at the shelf liner -- as far as your little guy he looks good - as long as you have good basking temps and a good UVB NO COILS-- he should stay healthy-- the lighting and temps in the tank are the most important factor for the health of the dragon
Karrie

I have 2 carpets. I’ve gotten pretty good at knowing when he has to poo. He will pace the front of his tank usually. So I’ll take him out and put him in the bathtub for easy clean up. If he does happen to poo on the carpet it immediately comes out tank is cleaned and fresh carpet put in.

Hello,

He does look to be in good condition.
What type of sand are you using, a washed & sifted playsand or a calcium based sand?
You can also use non adhesive shelf liner or textured, slate tiles which also help keep the
nails filed down some.

Tracie