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Here are a few pictures. She was not happy as she had just woken up. lol She wouldn't really climb around so most of these are resting the belly. :) https://goo.gl/photos/6a62Thn1P4pfhNwA9 https://goo.gl/photos/iwLRNAR7z6ERycCF9 https://goo.gl/photos/dwuGtkKKqSY2tmpe6...

Hi Tracie, She is quite the sweetie. She can be a stinker, though. I weighed her yesterday as it had been a while. She is right around 28 ounces, or close to 800 grams. I use a postal scale, so there is a possibility of a slight bit of error, but not that much. So I am concerned for her. She is...

Good to hear. Yes, I think she is well taken care of. That is why it is a bit confusing. But I will push veggies even more!

She LOVES green beans. So she gets those often. green beans and butternut squash are favs. She is not a fan of the darker cooking greens like collard or dandelion greens. She loves romaine, but that isn't the best. I do offer it to her as filler and sneak in a few collard greens with them once...

Thanks for helping me hash this out. I will take her off the bugs for now. Maybe for a week and gives loves of yummy greens. Then start back up with just a few of the worms every 4th day as you said. We go on vacation in 3 weeks, so I will take her in when we get back. Tonight when we got home...

Isn't the fly larva phoenix worms? That is her staple usually. She loves them and will eat 40 in a sitting. But I ration them usually, giving no more than 10 in a sitting. The wax worms are usually a treat. Maybe I will cut the protein back to every 4th day as you said. She is going to pout for...

I was digging around in the forums here and it seems like I certainly can feed a lot less protein than I am and she would be just fine. She is 4 years old, so not a young lady by any means. I just didn't think I even gave her much before though, even when she gets wax worms, she maybe gets 10...

I will try to upload some images. This one shows the one curved nail. Each front foot has one like that. The rest are just her legs and feet. They are curvy, but to me the ankles and feet, toes, don't look at all swollen....

We just picked up Spike from the reptile shop that boards reptiles when we go on vacation. The same place we bought her when she was a baby. They trimmed her nails and talked to us a bit when we picked her up. They said her nails are curling a bit and are thickening, and this is a first sign of...

that will be a well fed dragon! I use items in black daily, just change it up. Peppers one week, apples next, cucumbers next, or a few of each in the main salad greens. So she doesn't get anything in black all the time, but a good variety. I also give what we have in the house, apples...

I get enough for us a few days for the dragon. SO we may have squash with dinner one night and I keep the extra in the fridge for her. Same with greens. I toss extra into our salads, I also buy small amounts of other things such as green beans or snap peas (10 or 20), summer squash and zucchini...