She’s quite the waver! What does this mean?

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RoccoTaco

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Good morning!

Just curious as I’ve heard different things. My daughter was sitting on her bed and Rocco was on top of his rock staring at her waving back and forth over and over — SO CUTE and hilarious! I said “Maybe she’s waving you over to come feed her or have a visit.” :D Then I’ve heard it’s. Territorial issue. Anyone? Thoughts? Also, I understand they do this more when they are adults. So sweet!
 
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Waving at her own reflection I would say.

Yep arm waving with slow head nods is one of their more comical and endearing behaviours. More a female behavior , though younger males will also arm wave (means please don't bite me to the bigger tougher more mature males.)
 
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waving is generally submissive behaviour, the beardie equivalent of 'please don't hurt me' or 'im no threat'

my guy did it all the time as a juvy, he doesn't it anymore.
 
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