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For UVB, Paul has the Reptisun 10.0 tube for 12 hrs everyday on a timer. He eats a mixture of fresh greens such as bok choy, romaine, and kale and gets some fruits like blueberries as treats. He has difficulty chasing insects, so he eats Fluker’s adult and juvenile foods mixed per vet recommendation for a bit more in energy. He does eat dubia roaches twice a week as long as I hold them for him. Supplementation is calcium powder twice a week on his veggies and a liquid calcium that he gets orally as well daily for the next few weeks (we just moved to the oral from injections of calcium). He is kept at a tank temperature of 80 on the cooler side and 100-110 at his basking spot, and at night everything is about 80 (all in Fahrenheit).
As y’all can see, he has quite the twisty spine, but fortunately his bone density is much better on his recent radiographs. He is very small for an adult bearded and probably won’t grow much longer unfortunately. He is a little under 10 inches from tip of nose to tip of tail. He was on an anti-inflammatory for a couple weeks and had a pain medication, but has been doing well off of them. He is shedding regularly now that he has proper care and enjoys basking and attempting to zip around the tank!
Thank you for lending advice and responding! I want to do everything I can for this little lizard!