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Yea, my Yavie went through a stage when she was a juvie where cricket eggs would make her vomit. Thankfully it passed.

if you feed crickets they could be cricket eggs. <3 good luck.

with 19 eggs there will surely be a weight variance. I would give same dose today and be sure to change it first thing tomorrow. <3 you're doing good with her. Glad she has a great home now!

what are the odds you bought a Lawson dragon? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pogona_henrylawsoni I would stop feeding live in cage all together the crickets can be tormenting your dragon while s/he sleeps, thusly curbing his/her apatite. Also a larger tank and a more stable heat gradient could...

Yeah, I wish I would have had time to bag and tag it for the vet :-( next poop I guess. Jiffy, she used to be allergic to cricket eggs, they'd hit her stomach and she'd vomit them back up. It was very hard separating the very eggy females from the males when she was young, but she was too small...

*photo should not have yellow tint, I think that is from the CFL's in the bathroom, granules appeared white to my eyes.* I noticed there was a large hard section in Yavie's poop right after the urates and right before the soft poop. when I opened this hard area up there are white granules...

*huggle* I am very sorry for your loss. Please let us know if anything turns up on the necropsy. It could be a large help to someone else in your shoes one day.

Do you or anyone in your house use bug spray? Like OFF, Cutters, Ect. when you go out side?

Don't be scared if the tail requires amputation. My Yavie has no tail for much the same reason (in my case though it was from an infected bite wound)

http://cheezburger.com/view.aspx?ciid=451140 Thats the link, if you'd be so kind as to rate it for me so it moves up (or down) in the ranks on the site.

I hope things get better soon. <3 <3 I actually get e-mails from the Pogona Disease Group, got the e-mail first, googled to see if I could dig up any interesting information and found this thread, looked at the dates and the glucose level and went "Oh, same dragon!"

Hey, your veterinarian posted on the pogona disease yahoo group... I did a google search to try and help her and I found your thread. I hope things get better. Also, anapsid.ord 's article about diabetes in reptiles says a human grade glucose tester can be used to take the measurements to the...

Whoa, that is intense. My first snake was a Ribbon Garter, several. I would catch them as a kid, watch them for a while and let them go again.

I just moved him to a bigger container so I could add a bigger water bowl, so far he hasn't moved from the spot he landed in. I've noticed more this "7" like white area on his back, in the photos its to the right of his face. I'm curious about this marking now. You can secondary click and "View...

A Uni professor suggested some type of Rat Snake. :-( He was unsure though, suggested getting a clearer photo of the face and sending it to another professor. I'd really like a positive ID so I know what I can do with him.

I'm hoping that he proves to be something native so that come spring I can let him go. So far things are looking good. I'm also looking into the possibility that its a Northern Water Snake. I tried to feed him two small crickets but he didn't go for it.

Hey all! long time no talk. Well today I was clocking out from work (A wholesale club), the maintenance guy was taking the dust broom across the floor and he, I and several other people were talking when all of a sudden we see something move in the hole on the broom duster. One girl jumps on the...

Just do a salad and pellets. Crickets will nibble on a dragon if not fed! (usually at night when the dragon is sleeping)

acorn squash is also a good staple veggie, i think all squash is. its got a 1:1 Calcium to Phosphorous ratio so calcium dust will help make it healthier. check out http://www.beautifuldragons.503xtreme.com/Nutrition.html but remember, you don't have to feed EVERY green food, just find some...

No problem, its always a pleasure to help someone who's willing to listen.