Recent content by radams713

Your temperatures are way too low. Get it up to 105-110 asap. Do you have a UVB tube? You need to get him on antibiotics. Take him to a new vet. Also get a CHE to keep his night temp at 80. Lizards take a very long time to heal. I wouldn't wait to take him in.

I didn't see anyone else mention that you need to separate those bearded dragons as soon as possible. They will attack one another. The fact that one is bigger than the other, and they are head bobbing and waving, shows me that one is trying to be dominant. They will fight and they can lose...

Can you tell us more about your setup? What lights do you use, what are the temperatures, what thermometer do you use? Could it be brumation?

The UVB has to be under the screen. The screen filters out about 50% of the UVB.

While beardies do grow at different rates, it shouldn't be very drastic. If it's within a few inches of the average, then you will be ok. However if it's below that, it's probably improper husbandry. What are his temps, lights, tank size, humidity, etc like? Size and age?

Since no one else mentioned it - you will want to separate those beardies as soon as you can. Beardies are solitary animals and can randomly attack one another, leading to lost toes, lost tail tips, infections, etc. Even if they have lived together for a little while, they can still attack the...

I am definitely giving her a chance. No worries! :) I am taking as good of care of her as I possibly can. She does this sudden gaping thing if she's having trouble breathing through her nose. That has decreased. I will keep doing what I am doing for now, and hope that she continues to do...

I recently got a 2 year old beardie from Inked Dragons. She arrived gravid, dehydrated, and underweight, and the vet diagnosed her with a URI and conjunctivitis in both eyes. I haven't gotten her tested for ADV, but I have a feeling she might be positive. On the way home from the vet, she laid...

Take him to a vet now. Not replacing your light probably gave him MBD, causing his bones to weaken and break. Also you don't need a red light. In fact, they are pretty bad for the beardie. If you need to keep him warm at night get a ceramic heat emitting bulb.