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Hello,
That may have been a little warm, but, when she was in the water was her beard black at all?
Could she have aspirated any water during her bath?
Since she isn't feeling well, try to keep her warm overnight, around 80, to help boost her immune system.
Do you have any pictures of her we could see, how do her eyes look?
Tracie
That may have been a little warm, but, when she was in the water was her beard black at all?
Could she have aspirated any water during her bath?
Since she isn't feeling well, try to keep her warm overnight, around 80, to help boost her immune system.
Do you have any pictures of her we could see, how do her eyes look?
Tracie
If her beard turned black while she was in the water this means she's wasn't enjoying it at all. Their beards only turn black when they are in distress. So for future notice if her beard turns black in the bath again get her out immediately!
My beardie has never had a black beard in a bath, so I'm hoping she didn't get burned and she's OK. Just keep in mind that a black beard means she's in distress.
My beardie has never had a black beard in a bath, so I'm hoping she didn't get burned and she's OK. Just keep in mind that a black beard means she's in distress.
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