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I'm not even sure why that article came up when I did a search; I was actually looking for information about my son's BD possibly being impacted (she poohed yesterday, btw....full of undigested mealworms....not serving those up again).

We all luv these little guys....just who does this OTHER 2-headed dragon think it is?? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/09/two-headed-six-legged-bearded-dragon_n_873385.html#s289457&title=Twoheaded_Bearded_Dragon

So....the answer is that they are like little kids with scales, LOL. :lol:

I just want to know what age my dragon should be before I stop feeding her crickets every day, along with her greens. At 14 months, should she still be getting her crickets daily, 3 times a week or maybe even just once? Thanks.

Thanks all - maybe Oz is just put off by not having my son here, plus we had our power go out yesterday, which messed up the timer on her lights.

My son is away at camp and I am caring for his beardie. She eats pretty good, but hasn't pooed in two days (I feel no lumps in her tummy). I am wondering if having someone else feed and bathe her is bothering her. Could this be?

Can someone help us out with an answer on this, please? :lol:

We just got one of those trial cups of phoenix worms and our BD, Oz, loves them. She is 18" and a yr old, give or take a couple weeks. She is eating more greens now and I would like to know how many of the worms to feed to her. I don't want her filling up so she doesn't eat her greens. At her...

Ours is 17", will have lived with us for a year on July 12 but we figure she is about a year or little less old right now.

Our dragon seems to have broken one of her nails (I am trying to load pictures). The pink part has separated from the black part, which is uncomfortable for her. I can't afford to take her to the vet, but I think something needs to be done. Can someone give me some directions of what to do?

I have been reading this as well and am very sorry for loss of Oz - kind of pinches a little seeing "Buddy ate Oz" since our beardie's name is Oz. So much using the space between their eyes as a rule of thumb for the size of food they can eat!!

What about bathing him? They need to be bathed regularly; they get hydration that way through their skin and their vent (their poop shoot). I've heard every other day or every day, I'm not really sure which is best. We bath ours daily for just about 10 minutes and she is used to pooping in her...

What amazes me is the SIZE of the poop, lol! I always think, "How does all that fit inside of you?" Well, at least I know her plumbing is flowing well. But people are right...my dragon herself has no odor.

We basically potty trained our beardie....We give her a bath daily, and she always does her poop in there. This weekend she missed her bath two days in a row, and did what she has done before when this happens: she poops in her water bowl. I guess she is used to pooping in water. She never...

My son is home now, so I asked him if he remembered what the vet said. He said it was phoenix worms. Do you have experience with these? I'm not even sure where to get them from. My Petsmart only has two types of worms: mealies and supers. Also, I know there is a link to go that lists different...