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Update: Still hasn't eaten anything! I think she's about done laying, she layed a coulple odd eggs here and there after I added the laying box, but no more for a couple days. I'm going to clean up her cage, give her a nice long warm bath, and see if she'll eat any squash babyfood. If not I think...

Ah, I see... Any idea when she might start eating again/how long she can go without before it's bad? And maybe things I can do to encourage her appetite? Even turned down waxworms.

My bearded dragon Robert has completely refused all food for around 4 days now. It happened very suddenly, one night she couldn't get enough, the next nothing. She closes her eyes and shakes her head and stress marks if I so much as show her a bug. Other than that she seems mostly normal? Moves...

Are his feet in shed or are they naturally that color? Because they are ADORABLE. How they're all lavender underneath... <3

Another vote for shredding. Shredded squash is the only food Robert will eat right now. *facepalm*

I thought maybe they did, never seen it confirmed though. I know if Robert wants to get out of my hand while I'm holding him they suddenly become very sharp. Makes it hard to hold on. He scratched me pretty bad once when he got startled by the cats while I was holding him. It surprised me. I...

Robert's been on a bit of a hunger strike lately, but he still goes nuts for cherries. I think it's because I gave him bits of cherry when he was first settling in. Comfort food. :lol:

Just wondering. I googled 'honeysuckle' and got a bunch of pictures of a kind of flower. The plant I've always called 'honeysuckle' is the flower of the red clover, which is harmless. Could be a regional thing, I dunno.

Robert's hobbies; eating, basking, being orange.

Just an FYI, sometimes hoods come with a plastic or glass cover. Make sure you take that off when you get the repti-sun. It blocks UV rays.

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My Robert, letting me know I need to do some sweeping in his viv. :lol: http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/3394/robotoq.jpg

When's the last time she's shed? If she's due for another soon you might want to note that. Skin peeling off a pet might be alarming for someone who's not used to reptiles. :)

Robert loves his bed. One problem... He won't get out in the morning! I have to uncover him and put him on his basking spot. xD Lazy bones.

Thanks everyone. I was worried about him for a while. (Although he didn't seem too bothered. xD) I did find the fortune, it said 'You will always be surrounded by true friends'. His lucky number is 34. Haha.

I had Robert on my desk with me. He found a fortune cookie I had sitting on the desk and crunched it up and ate the pieces. I'm concerned it will hurt him. They were pretty big pieces, and he didn't chew very well. They're kind of sharp, too. Is there anything I can do for him? Maybe give him...

Just wanted to pop in here and recommend one of these thermometers. http://www.farmandfleet.com/products/353868-digital_thermometer_with_indoor_humidity_display.html?source=googleps Oftentimes the gauge thermometers are inaccurate, these ones are probably the best you can get. They sell them at...

Never brought him anywhere in a tank, but I bring Robert in the car all the time, and we live on a BUMPY road. He doesn't mind in the least, he loves road-trips. Creamy white belly the whole time, even falls asleep sometimes. Maybe take her for a quick test-ride to see if it frightens her? You...

How are you transporting him? If in a car, just turning up the heat should be good. They can stand lower temperatures for a while, he should be fine. The above advice is all good. Just wanted to mention to stay away from heat rock and heating pads, (Can cause burns) and 'night time' bulbs. (Can...

I have as many tiles as will fit, and for the back where they didn't quite fit I have paper towels down. It works really well because he's practically paper-trained and only goes in that corner. For his basking spot I use some tiles stacked for height. I don't need a very high basking spot...