Weight concerns?
- Thread starter Munchykin
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- Devlyn
Check the scale you are using. Make sure it's level. Put in fresh batteries. Tare the weight. For small kitchen scales checking the weight of a few coins is a fantastic way to check the accuracy. Just look up the weight of the coins you have against the US Mint or whatever country you are in and see if the scale can measure those accurately
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- Devlyn
Even the first 3 weights listed do not seem consistent for an adult dragon's weight. If he looks the same, based on the info you shared, I wonder if the scale is accurate. A scale having a bad battery or being out of calibration makes more sense to me than a beardie changing weight that much without any other sign of illness or appetite changes. Are you sure your scale is accurate?
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