Shedding, not eating much
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SkittlesK":210963af said:
If I'm remembering the other posts I've read on this topic correctly, yes, shedding can put a dragon off his feed. But other factors can influence it as well; I was really concerned about my Figment's eating habits until an established poster asked for a pic of my hab and suggested adding a second light to the tank. I did, and now Figment is eating like a little horse. Hopefully someone else will jump in with ideas - but in the meantime, they're probably going to ask you to post a picture of your hab, what the temps are, and what you're feeding your little one and how often.
SkittlesK
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Okay
Sorry, I feel like I'm repeating questions on this forum.
New bearded dragon though, and they really like to scare us!
He's still in quarantine & this brings me to my next question.
How long should the little one spend in quarantine?
It's almost been 2 months.
& should I do testing before introducing him to the reptile room?
Thanks
-Taylor
Sorry, I feel like I'm repeating questions on this forum.
New bearded dragon though, and they really like to scare us!
He's still in quarantine & this brings me to my next question.
How long should the little one spend in quarantine?
It's almost been 2 months.
& should I do testing before introducing him to the reptile room?
Thanks
-Taylor
SkittlesK
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Well I was told good quarantine procedures were good to follow for a new bearded dragon because I have one in my reptile room right now & don't want one to catch anything.
No not the same tank, the same room.
When can they both be in the same room?
Should I do testing first or what do you guys do?
No not the same tank, the same room.
When can they both be in the same room?
Should I do testing first or what do you guys do?
I would put him in the room where he needs to go --- I just bought a baby and hes in the same room w/ my older one- tanks are next to one another -- unless they have some disease that I dont know of I have never heard of them being quarantined from the same room -- as long as they are not in the same tank and you know the other one is not sick or have something that can spread by air you are good --- who told you to do this?
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