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I have two bearded dragons an adult 20 inch (a year and a half old) and a 13 inch (year old) and I was curious if I introduced them to the same cage if one would likely eat the other, any suggestions on how to put them together or now not to have one eat the other, or even if they will eat each...

She's alright, she opened her mouth a bit today and I still see specs of blood.. I'll try to get in there, but she just hates to open her mouth for anything. She's eating alright, I don't does mouth rot progress fast in any way? Because she seems fine for the most part (eating, basking, and such).

She's still eating fine, she'll eat to a point then avoid it when she can. I'll reduce the calcium/d3 to 4 days a week, and I have a digital probe and temp gun so I check it with both just to make sure, everything is how I stated. Yes, she has blood spots on the corner of her mouth and on the...

@Coliosis: The UVB is about 3 months old, and from what I have read that should be fine. I also could not manage to get her to open her mouth, she basically is never startled and doesn't puff up and open, even if I just tap her on the nose and try to annoy her.. So I couldn't get a picture, I...

There's nothing between her and the light and she also receives loads of natural sunlight in her cage. She will not open her mouth for me at all... Here's a link to some pictures: http://lettergram.org/bearded-dragon/

8 months old, 16 inch, female bearded dragon. She has white plaque on her teeth and on the tip/corners of her mouth she seems to have little orange/bloody spots (She did get alot of hard shelled large crickets lately, at least I am hearing snaps of their skeletons). I intend to bring her to the...

My bearded dragon is 7-8 months old (11-12 inches long), lives in a 40 gallon tank, uses paper towel for substrait, is kept in 90-120f basking side, 75-80f cool side, has rocks, an 18 inch reptisun 10.0 UVB light, has a hiding spot and an underheater for night (where it gets low around 65f). The...

My question is fairly strait forward, I have one bearded dragon and I feed her 30 crickets every other day (usual 15 crickets a day usually powdered and always gut loaded) then a mix of commercial rep-cal juvi food, collard greens, mustard greens, squash, some green beans, some snap peas...

I am fairly sure you have read this as well, but according to what I have read the virus can only be determined in death, though you may be able to find some dead tissue in the liver (the virus can kill the liver). In any case, best of luck! Tell me how your appointment goes when it happens.

I am fairly sure that my bearded dragon currently has a parasite of some form (smelly poop), but when she was having diarrhea I did try some broccoli (just one day) because the vitamin C can kill some bacteria in her bowls while also feeding her a ton of crickets, the next day I returned her on...

The sand was given to me as a gift because "it would look cooler" so I figured I would try it out. I was using papertowels and regret switching now... I"ll go back soon I think. and Thank you for the website that will help alot!

It is a reptisun 5.0 because I have not gotten around to getting a 10.0 bulb (due to the cost, i'm in a pinch until summer because i'm away at school). I do however put it very close to her and feed her Calcium and D3 powdered crickets. She is always within 12 inches of it or closer.

Hello, my bearded dragon is a 6 months old, 8 inch (from snout to tail), brightly colored female. It is in a 20 gallon tank currently, with 110 degree basking spot, uvb light within 12 inches kept in 40-60% humidity, with a cool side of the cage roughly 75 degrees. Currently, I have calcium sand...