Recent content by Mickyj

Thanks all. Yes, we did feed her full of calcium. Not sure if it was not enough. So we are left with two with odd tails and one with a hunch back. The others have tails with little bends in them. The problem we face is all the pet stores whom take and resell dragons, only want perfect ones. So...

Thanks, I will grab some photos. (not in this comment post .. will come later). Ok, so we have taken three to the vet. The one with the prolapse "belly button" he said already looks tired, ill and will likely get infection. He said the humane thing to do was to euthanize it. they are only days...

so, we rang the pet store. they said what we have here, is very normal. Their breeders that give them stock, often get dragons with twisted tails. They say that in a clutch of 13, one that is not right, is normal. They can't sell them, pass them back to other breeders. They also said that...

there has been a suggestion that maybe the female dragon did not get enough calcium between clutches. One of the dragons appears to have remnants of the egg still attached to the slit or stomach protruding. I will try and post more photos. This clutch was the Same parents, setup, incubator...

My lizards have been very healthy. They get plenty of UV, plenty of Calcium. Bathed often. Occasionally eat greens (it is up to them ... they don't always eat). Crickets, occasionally mealworms, Woodies. They are both nearing 2 years old. The 1st clutch of 13 were all perfect. 100% hatch...