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Sand by itself is not the best idea as it can cause impaction, calcium sand is a absolute no go because the calcium component encourages them to eat it and they cant digest it properly leading to impaction. an option is non loose substrate (commonly used in the US i believe) like shelf liner...

I have struggled to get my beardie to eat veggies too, until i started sprinkling repashy grub pie on his salad (only a very small amount is needed) and feeding it with tongs and now he happily gobbles it up! I've also tried it with prepared repashy grub pie and he loves that too. So that might...

My beardie sheds thate same patch far more often than any other part of his body, most likely because its in the front of their body so it gets more "wear and tear"

Hi, sorry for the late respons. The first couple of days it seemed to be getting worse with the wound getting necrotic so i ended up bandaging his foot with honey over the night, the next day when i went to remove his bandage i saw that several layers of stuck shed had loosened so i carefully...

Thank you for all the replies and help! Unfortunately theres no vets for reptiles where i live (barely any in my country at all unfortunetely), i have now replaced the substrate with paper towels and ordered chlorhexidine, medical honey and Lamisyl (to have stocked in just in case he starts...

The heatsource im using is a MVB so no heatrocks or heatmat, i use a cococoir sand mix for substrate. I have recently switched bulbs in his heat lamp so maybe that has burned him? His hotspot is around 110 F. Im going to switch to paper towels for substrate tomorrow.

Hi, i noticed weird cracking on my beardies foot, does anyone knoe what it is? is it CONV?? Help is appreaciated!! Ill insert some pictures