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Amazon is a good option. You can also go to organic stores to get bee pollen. Just get it in powder form and sprinkle a little on the food.

Vet appointments are good. Even if the legs are not an issue, it's good to see if they are healthy and don't have any other issues.

Yeah that's weird. Post a video tommorow and people will most likely be able to figure it out for you.

Yes, if they are a baby then they should get a bit more of it. I'm not really sure about him flicking his legs, but I have seen my lizard stretch them, so I thought I might have some advice if that was the case.

Is it inside the tank or outside. Also, 5x a week is alot of calcium for a beardie. 2-3 times is alot better. Is it look like they are stretching/flicking something off legs or is it a shaking?

What type of UVB do you have? Is it a coil or a tube?

Yes, that includes parts of the cold side and shaded areas. But as someone who as actually tried to put up a large hammock, it shades the entire tank.

Same thing here. I've had professionals tell me that they are filthy with salmonella and they can get you sick. Yes, they have it in their poo, but all animals do. If I believed him I would have been in so much trouble😂

Yes, hides block uvb, but if you are using a large hammock in their cage, it is going to shade the bottom floor of the tank. Meaning, they would only get their uvb from the upper layer, which isn't a good thing. They should be getting full ubv from everywhere in their tank, exept small spots...

Haha don't fall for some of the rumors like I did. Someone told me they can cause hair loss! Definitely not true!

Just make sure the uvb isn't being blocked on the bottom. I tried this idea too and it blocked the uvb from reaching the bottom, so I had to scrap it. It there is shadow on the bottom floor from the ramp, then it's not the best idea for this enclosure. Otherwise, sounds like it's gonna be...

My beardie stopped eating and moving much. I thought it was brumation but it didn't seem right. So I took her to the vet and it was a respiratory infection. A little bit of help later and she is the healthiest beardie you could imagine. From my experience, if you deep down know they need to go...

Ok. Her basking-warm side temps were around 76 degrees Fahrenheit. Should I get a 150 watt bulb?

Hello! I just got a 120 gallon tank for my bearded dragon. I'm currently using a 100 watt bulb, but I think I need more heat. Should I be using a 150 watt bulb? I heard this can give them sunburns or burn them. Any ideas?