Why did he stop waving????
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Do you mean the slow arm waves? They only tend to do that occasionally, but it varies between them.
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Arm waving is a sign of submission. It may mean your beardie is less intimidated by your presence.
In general, it's not a bad thing as it means your beardie is feeling confident around you. You may still see it waving to people it doesn't know or if you happen to catch it off-guard.
Head bobbing is a sign of dominance, something you might see this from a stroppy male in breeding season.
In general, it's not a bad thing as it means your beardie is feeling confident around you. You may still see it waving to people it doesn't know or if you happen to catch it off-guard.
Head bobbing is a sign of dominance, something you might see this from a stroppy male in breeding season.
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