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Yeah, I feel like if we tried the vet an hour away, we'd still have Charlie :( I honestly don't think that vet is qualified to look at /any/ animal, based on how much they charged for tests. I can't even imagine what they'd charge for treatment. I think Darwin is fine, though. He's still eating...

His rock is generally around 100-107 depending on where on the rock the temperature is taken. It doesn't smell any worse than normal feces. I'll try the veggies and see how it goes from there. The previous time we went to the nearby vet they charged $200 just for the visit and weren't even able...

Yes, just about 6 inches under. I'll try to get some bsfl, and I just got some veggies that were suggested as staples from the list you sent. Will all this help with his issues?

I have the UVB on top of the screen, but the terrarium itself is really short and when he basks he's directly under it. He actually really enjoys eating his greens so long as I hand feed him, so unless he decides to be picky I probably won't get the worms. Should I replace the crickets with...

I have a ReptiSun T5 10.0., linear (not coil). I got it a month ago so it should still be working just fine. I'll start feeding him the salads starting tomorrow morning. What are the worms for, if I may ask? Will they help him with the issues he's having? From what I've heard they don't provide...

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This was his bowel movement this morning- I'm really concerned, there was this weird pink/white thing than looked like an egg-shaped urate in it. I'll keep the photos for next time we go to the vet in case we need it

Thank you! His warm side is usually 85-90, his cool side is around 78-85 (sometimes dips under that at night though, never less than 70 however), and his basking rock is 105 degrees. I measure with a digital thermometer and a temperature gun. Also, last night I switched his reptile carpet out...

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Of course ^^ He moves and jumps around a lot. He likes to parkour from his basking rock to his hammock. He spends a lot of time on his rock, but he usually sleeps on the hammock or hanging from the leaves.

He's around 4 months old, he's growing so fast that I haven't really measured him recently enough for it to be accurate anymore, haha. I'm positive he's a male. He eats crickets and dubia roaches, and I occasionally give him kale or collard greens. Glad to know it's normal, I was getting worried

My beardie's last 4 or 5 bowel movements have been very odd looking. He pooped 3 times yesterday, and once this morning: all right after eating, or right before. Here's his most recent bowel movement: I also made a post yesterday: https://www.beardeddragon.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=251989...

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He just pooped again and it looked similar to the one above but with a more distinguished urate. It looked better, but it was still a little runny. Should I ask my mom to take us to the vet? I don't know if we can, she's been super stressed and busy lately and I don't want to add to her workload :(

Alright, thank you!

It does sometimes but most of the time it's normal

Is this normal?? He is eating regularly, his temps are fine, and he's pooping regularly. He is very active but every time after he poops he goes to the corner of him hammock. He's around 3-5 months old.

Thank you so much!

Alright, thanks! Where would I buy the tile? Is there a specific kind I should get?

I have a beardie, Darwin. He's super healthy and I want him to stay healthy, of course. I currently use reptile carpet for him, but it's a pain to clean every week and I heard that bacteria tend to grow in it. I'm considering tile since it can be spot cleaned. I just wanted to know which is...