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She lives! She went completely dormant for about 2 months. Really all together though, 2 months not eating, plus 1 month of force feeding and 1 additional month of her very seldom eating. No eating at all from March 11th to end of May. I left her heat and lights off since she stayed buried deep...

I weigh her weekly on a kitchen scale and she holds steady at 70g. She's definitely a little girl now but we will see how her growth goes when she comes out of brumation. The male, on the other hand, continues to be a pig and is now 176g.

I'm letting Paar hibernate. After fighting with her to get her to eat and then also properly bask to digest, I stopped with the force feeding around the 11th of March. I continued to encourage her to bask for a few days after her last feeding. She had a few bowel movements and plenty of baths...

I'll have to get some bee pollen. On Wednesday, I actually tried to force feed her. It was not pretty and had to be stressful for her, not to mention I worry about making her mouth sore and furthering her reluctance to eat. But, I devised a way to feed her with less force. I take her outside and...

The tube uvb is in a fixture with reflector. We haven't done a fecal. She never has a black beard. I'm hesitant to do a fecal because the vets in my area are not well versed with reptiles. She is on day 3 or 4 of not eating now I believe. Doing daily baths to try and stimulate her and make sure...

First pic is what she used to look like. Last two pics are of my younger male for comparison. I have a female beardie, Paar, about 6 months old. I also have a male, Crowley, about 6 weeks younger than her. I know his hatch date is Oct. 26th from a breeder and she is a Petsmart dragon who I...