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Ok I'll definitely do that, leave the lights on for 14 hours, thanks so much for the advice!

Ok yeah I didn't think so, was just seeing if anyone had experienced anything like this. He hasn't lost weight he's actually gained 20 grams. I weigh him bi weekly. His lights are on a 12 on 12 off schedule and 9am and 9pm His basking surface where he sits reads a 4 on my Solar meter and what...

Our 4 year old male beardie never seemed to fully come out of brumation this year. Usually he's brumating from about October to April. This year he would come out and then go back to his cave, some days he would come out and be super active and eat and then sleep again for another whole day...

Perfect, thank you both :)

Thank you both, l'll check out that link for some safe sealers. I'd like it water proof for cleaning and disinfecting purposes, that's why I asked. I appreciate the help :)

Because I need it to be waterproof. And was told to use that? Is regular paint water proof? Would you be able to reccomend a suitable paint?

Would anyone be able to tell me if this is safe to use to seal a custom enclosure with? https://www.homedepot.ca/product/behr-premium-basement-masonry-waterproofer-paint-white-3-73-l/1000156222

it just seems like a long mating season, its been 7 months of this lol and counting. I do keep him from seeing his reflection, i just don't want him to be stressed out from continuous head bobbing, cause I know high stress can increase parasite levels. So many possibilities, thank you for...

Just wondering if anyone else has experienced a beardie like this. One of our males we adopted last year head bobs all the time. In his tank, outside of his tank, on and off black beard while head bobbing. It starts as soon as the lights come on in the morning. He didn't do this when we first...

Ok, thank you for the help :)

Ok thank you! So just soaks and they should free up on their own? I shouldn't assist with removal once soaked?

We keep our worms in a rubber maid bin with the worms and the food on the bottom of the bin. We have always fed them squash this way for years without any issues, they just don't seem interested in the gel food.

Do his femoral pores look clogged? If so what is my next step of action?