So my bearded dragon has had a twitch in her back leg and her front legs are somewhat weak but I know she can hold herself up because when I put food in there she go on all fours and runs like she has no problem. I know this means lack of calcium and can lead mbd or she could already have it. I have a repti sun 10.0 tube light and feed calcium 4 days a week and started multivitamin 2 days a week. I’ve noticed she’s getting stronger since I gave more calcium and all that. I also wanted to know since my vet isn’t really helping if I could get Fluker a liquid calcium and incorporate that in her diet??
Twitch in leg
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Hello,
Can you review your tank setup with us, to be sure everything is correct for her?
The Reptisun 10 tube bulb is good, but is it on top of or underneath of the screen top
& how far away from her is it?
If you need a good liquid calcium, I do have an online store where you can get a great
liquid calcium if you are considering one.
Tracie
Can you review your tank setup with us, to be sure everything is correct for her?
The Reptisun 10 tube bulb is good, but is it on top of or underneath of the screen top
& how far away from her is it?
If you need a good liquid calcium, I do have an online store where you can get a great
liquid calcium if you are considering one.
Tracie
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