Recent content by AustinnKaine

I cannot think of any reason as to why he may be acting this way. Is his vivarium sanitary? How cool is the cooler end of the tank? Has he been hiding in his hide? And if so you could consider removing the hide during the day and replacing it at night. Keep us updated on his diet, stool...

My dragon just went through something similar. Seemed to be in good health, would eat occasionally but mostly just slept in his hide. Around this time of year it is not uncommon for brumation to take place. Since his stool looks normal, and hopefully also smells normal, and your temperatures are...

Do his bowel movements look normal? And how far away is he from his basking spot?

The temp is 82? What exactly does this mean? What is his basking temperature? Could you give us a run down of your lights, temps, and mode of acquiring your temperatures? Also maybe tell us a little bit about his diet and substrate and last bowel movement? This information will help everyone...

He may be going into brumation. What has he been eating as you call it the "odd thing" Austin

Hello! Some pictures of your beardie and his/her setup would be very beneficial in determining why your beardie is lethargic.

Unpasteurized honey is the way to go!

I am sure more experienced will chime in soon to help you, but baby beardies generally need a 105-110 degree basking side. 90 is definitely not hot enough, I know you said you were raising temps just wanted to clarify that. Also do you have any idea what the humidity levels are in the viv...

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Could you post a picture of your beardie and setup?

Is it bad to have more than one basking spot?

Probably already been said, but housing them together is not a good idea. Especially with a tank of that size.

Keeping my fingers crossed for you. Just read through the post!

I think your beardie isn't feeling well due to lack of proper nutrition and uvb exposure.