Are baths a requirement?
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If your beardie doesn't drink from the bath and isn't smeared with poop, baths don't do much for them, unless you have a beardie that likes the water (mine doesn't). Keep an eye on the texture and consistency of your dragon's droppings, particularly the urates, which should be white and soft, not hard and chalky. If everything is well formed and soft, you're good to go without a bath. 
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Ok thanksComicBookMama":8medgu31 said:If your beardie doesn't drink from the bath and isn't smeared with poop, baths don't do much for them, unless you have a beardie that likes the water (mine doesn't). Keep an eye on the texture and consistency of your dragon's droppings, particularly the urates, which should be white and soft, not hard and chalky. If everything is well formed and soft, you're good to go without a bath.
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