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so basically what that website is saying isd it isn't somethng that can be cured in like months, it cures in years..?

all the links on that site sent me to this page: http://www.reptilerooms.com/Sections+index-req-viewarticle-artid-46-page-1.html got another site about yellow fungus

My Beardie has been having a tough time with a shed (a couple weeks he has been shedding on this leg). Yellow colouring has started to show in some spots close to his vent his neck and around his lip. He hasn't slowed eating or anything, so it hasn't worried me too much. I'm just wondering...

his basking temps are like 105 and cold side is 75...so it shouldn't be temperature problems and i can't hear a respiratory problem. He isn't gapping anymore though it stopped like five minutes after i made this post. Just a little wierdo

so i have been here on my computer for the last 15 20 minutes and darwin started to open his mouth a little bit then closed then he did it again and i snapped a picture, now he has had his mouth open for like 5 10 mintutes i have never seen this display before it's kind of worrying me. I'm not...

because i have been watching mine for the past hour while i've been on the computer and he barely walks around the bottom of his terrrarium. He literally jumps from one thing to the next. And he's like 6 month's old, a little big to be jumping if you ask me.

i'm pretty confused about feeding my beardie now, cause he has reached his 6 month mark, which i believe to be the age of sexual maturity aka puberty. I was looking at some caresheets on the internet and some of them say that you only need to feed dragons 1 - 2 times a day when they are this...

i usually keep about 100-150 in the largest kritter keeper with i think is like 18 gallons. The crickets are the small size you buy at petsmart, so like less than .5 an inch.

is it possible for crickets to repopulate into an infestation in a house cause i have been finding a lot crickets outside of their kritter keeper and i'm not that sloppy at taking them out.

what about Flamazine topical cream could i put a dab of that on there. He got prescribed that when he had an infection on his knee.

where can i get these things? Neosporin is prescription where i live, would polysporin do the same thing? Anndd it has totally come off now.

some pick of him and his toe http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h102/brock2001/DSC01111.jpg http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h102/brock2001/DSC01112.jpg http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h102/brock2001/DSC01113.jpg it's because he is still as active as normal, he just has a bit of a limp and...

K so i went to go feed darwin supper tonight and as i lifted him out of his cage and he walked into my palm i noticed he had a bit of a limp. After closer inspection i realized his toe has literally fallen off, aside from hanging by maybe a little muscle tissue or skin. The toe peronally looks...

no, it wasn't gushing blood nor pussing, but it's a pretty much all healed. He's fine, he's a tough bugger

he is about 5 months old healthy and eats tones of crix. He has been shedding for the past week or so but i have had him for probably 3 months and he has never ate all of the greens that i give him. The only thing i can think of is that he doesn't want to eat it all because i ust give him one...

whenever i put veggies in darwins tank he never goes and eats he goes and eats a leaf or two of whatever i put in there but never eats all of it. How does everyone feed their beardies and does anyone have any idea why darwin is being picky

rough textured rock house and water bowl think and his tree, he does jump around a lot though so that might be it. i'm not too worried he is stressed so i'm not.

on darwins back right longest toe it was all swolen yesterday like fred flinstone, almost like he stubbed it and now it's bleeding. It's not like gushing looks more like a fresh scab. Any ideas what it could be?