Hi
If someone has the time to help, I would greatly appreciate it.
I am always hyper concerned that I am doing something wrong and regularly check on how to improve as an owner.
I am constantly worried about my bearded dragons weight. She is around 7/8 months and weighs 200g. However, I have seen that some owners lizards are 300g + at this age. Is my dragon a little underweight for her age.
Below is her weight log that I take. You'll note that she has stalled in her growth in the last few weeks or so. She did go into brumation for the last two weeks and is probably getting back to normal but also did go through a period of not eating much.
08/10/2020 - 164g
15/10/2020 - 171g
21/10/2020 - 184g
29/10/2020 - 192g
05/11/2020 - 191g
19/11/2020 - 196g
26/11/2020 - 200g
I am struggling also to get her to eat a lot (shes never been a massive eater). Her staple is mainly dubias but she is not concerned in eating them at all.
Her temps are regularly around 40 c in her basking area and i use a long uvb strip light.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If someone has the time to help, I would greatly appreciate it.
I am always hyper concerned that I am doing something wrong and regularly check on how to improve as an owner.
I am constantly worried about my bearded dragons weight. She is around 7/8 months and weighs 200g. However, I have seen that some owners lizards are 300g + at this age. Is my dragon a little underweight for her age.
Below is her weight log that I take. You'll note that she has stalled in her growth in the last few weeks or so. She did go into brumation for the last two weeks and is probably getting back to normal but also did go through a period of not eating much.
08/10/2020 - 164g
15/10/2020 - 171g
21/10/2020 - 184g
29/10/2020 - 192g
05/11/2020 - 191g
19/11/2020 - 196g
26/11/2020 - 200g
I am struggling also to get her to eat a lot (shes never been a massive eater). Her staple is mainly dubias but she is not concerned in eating them at all.
Her temps are regularly around 40 c in her basking area and i use a long uvb strip light.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.