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will do - thanks - just gave her a little syringe with some very light olive oil - could be that she just doesn't have any food in her, right ?? BTW - she is not acting lethargic or cranky or like she doesn't feel well - she is in fact, being a spitfire - can't sit still, running all over the...

fyi - I'm actually using Desert Blend by Zilla - - I checked for the safest and this was highly rated - she's not a baby, just small - she's has it in her tank for over a year. -Reptile Desert Blend Lizard Litter is recommended for use with Bearded Dragons, Collard Lizards, Tortoises, Desert...

Hi All - hoping everyone is doing ok with Covid-19 and taking care of themselves. I have a little situation with my rescue Nona - she's doing quite well actually, she's very very active - running around the house, she knows where the heat lamps are and goes to them, just like Kevin. She's...

Its is stressful - Kevin has never done it before and Nona was still a sick juvenile last year and was just finally starting to feel healthy - and now she's sleeping?? She's making mother (me) nervous. But she wakes up, sniffs her food - usually would scarf down a raspberry and just falls back...

That's a total relief ! - Thanks so much.

Thanks Cooper - neither seem any different, just not eating and lazy. I'll keep a watch on the weight (they're both well fed, Italians believe food is love).. they go to the vet at the end of the month for their yearly check up. I just heard & read about brumation being a deep sleep for weeks...

Hi all dragon experts - I have a few questions about brumation. Kevin at 6 years - has never actually brumated, in the past he gets sleepy and lazy and not very hungry in the winter (I'm in Connecticut and just got 6 inches of snow). But he's even more sleepy and lazy this winter. He'll do his...

Looks really nice - good set up. Well done. Is that a rope hammock thing - little guys love those - you should string that low so he has places to climb, maybe a hide. But otherwise - looks very comfy.

My Kevin was a rescue also -about a year and a half when I got him - with MBD - could not turn around what was already done, but with calcium, good variety of food and correct lighting (including natural sunlight) we were able to stop the progression. Kevin's hands are twisted inward, so he...

The only thing that would give me pause is the poo detail (not a criticism--I just don't have the wherewithal anymore :( ). :roll: Amazingly - hes' actually really good about that - usually right on one of his rocks or on the yoga mat - that's why i switched from a rug to the mat - yoga...

I'd like to see that too! I gotta ask... what kind of "stuff" does/could a BD have? His enclosure His bug bowl Some decor item(s) (well, that's really covered under "enclosure") Kevin is free range he has a nice set up on a yoga mat in my dining room with lights and rocks and a space heater...

[/b] Too true!! He is hilarious .... he was always a tad territorial especially in the summer - but wow - just never really like this till recently - granted, Nona is a cute little thing that I'm sure he'd like to hump (or kill) - but we'll have none of that behavior in this house thank you...

Kevin my big man - free range dragon. He’s 6 years old - in great health - He is extra aggressive territorial - head bobbing, black beard, chasing the cats, running across the room, to chase anything away from his stuff. I take poor Nona out her tank to stretch her legs and get done running...

Hi Brandon - thanks for you information, you seem to know a lot about the subject - So I assume there is no ratio like 1 hour of natural sunshine is the same as 6 hours under a MVB correct? I'm curious because I live on the East Coast - Connecticut to be exact - and summers are medium to hot...

More than anything I am curious about the ratio of natural sunlight vs artificial light - either by mercury vapor bulbs or UVB bulbs. Does anyone actually know what the equivalent is - as in 10 hours with MVB is equal to 2 hours in natural sunlight. I've always been curious about that, and I...

Hey AHBD ....long time (been a while and since I don’t like getting yelled at about my cats...I logged off for a bit) I love it - “robust” that is awesome. Nona did make up for her bad start - but how do you put a dragon on a diet?? They both had great summers - played outside everyday - lots...

No worries - always best to ask questions. The two of you will get to know each other and have your own routine soon enough.

Kevin and Nona say - no problem and welcome to the wonderful world of dragons... this is a fabulous site with lots of people who are ready to help.