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I have never personally had any issues with petting over the parietal eye of any of my dragons. But, again to each their own. Michael

Can you please provide a picture and details of your dragons enclosure?

The ReptiSun 150 UVB bulb 26 watt is a coil bulb. (For Drache613) I must also applaud wholeheartedly at your details including dates and weights.. really great job! Was the blood a bright red or a dark red (blackish)?

Most of mine enjoy the top of their snout to be rubbed gently but, then again all my dragons just adore most attention they receive in this form. Thor is my only picky guy, he likes the snout rub still but, the only other place I can pet him without him freaking out is just under the ridge on...

This never gets easier. My first dragon, always loved people, always loved to be held and handled. What a great dragon you are. I will always remember you, I will always love you Des. I am not fond of goodbyes so I will see you soon..

Well said! :wink:

http://www.bug-de-lite.com/Products%20Page.html Scroll down and look for "Serrapeptase" My recommendation is to bring the dragon to a vet..

Fish tank sealant should work and is what is used already .. http://www.petsmart.com/fish/adhesives-sealants/marineland-silicone-sealent-zid36-2431002/cat-36-catid-300079;pgid=0Xt4UT_GpRhSRpghSgUCkTqf0000F26NPmQc;sid=EtcMjHXiCqsPjCG1CY5NiEXoV6tbnjCeRcXebzPZ?_t=pfm%3Dcategory Or something...

The recommended UVB setup for a bearded dragon is a 10.0 linear tube http://www.petmountain.com/product/reptile-fluorescent-bulbs/11442-504983/zoo-med-zoo-med-reptisun-10-0-uvb-fluorescent-bulb.html

10.0 is what is recommended for bearded dragons.. is it a linear tube or coil?

I read through this post, is there an update on him?

Thank you both for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it. :D 8 months and 20 inches! Sounds like someone is growing very quickly :wink: It is nice to come around here and there Esther.. I will be trying to stick around for a while this time 8)

I know when I was active before Thor had quite the following. His thread was fairly long. So I decided to make a new one and just show some pictures, share a little bit of info and yeah.. He is fully an adult now and measures 23 inches from nose to tail tip, weighing in at 722 grams...

All are great steps! Please keep us noted as to any changes, I hope they all to be of a positive nature. :D It is also great to hear the good results of the blood work.

Here is the log project link.. viewtopic.php?f=75&t=156382&p=1258382#p1258382

I put up a tutorial on covering the log with repti-carpet and yes there is a way to open their mouths without hurting them, so long as they do not struggle. It still takes finesse but, I believe I have a video of that as well.. let me get the links for you.

How old is the UVB source? What salad items is he eating? How long have you had him? If he is an adult (1.5 years old plus), I would cut his calcium intake down to 2-3 times a week. He should also receive a multivitamin supplement for reptiles 1-2 times a week.

I would definitely continue to bathe. It won't hurt to do another couple drops of oil tomorrow. Has the enclosure been addressed fully? Can you show a picture of the setup please?

All are great questions.. update please

The hide.. does it look like.. ?? If so you can take a knife or something and actually scrape off all the bark. I did this with mine as I didn't like the bark pieces sitting in the enclosures. Just be careful, do not hurt yourself. :D