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Thanks joshjack90. I looked at the nutrition chart and superworms are less fatty than waxworms (which she never gets very often), but still fatty, so I'll cut down on the amount she gets. I'll probably try withholding supers/waxes for awhile and see how it works. My concern, though, is that...

I have a beardie who is about 1.5 years old. Up till about six months ago she would eat her greens along with crickets, superworms, etc. just fine. However for the past few months all she will eat is superworms and waxworms. She won't touch her veggies or crickets. I'm going to try gutloading...

The first pic makes me think he either stepped in something like a strawberry or a raspberry, or maybe the top part of his arm is fading in order to shed. Or maybe he even shed his front feet very quickly if it looks like 'new' skin.

Spikes are one of my favorite things about beardies. I saw a baby beardie in the pet store that had tons of spikes, it was adorable :) Here's Loki: After Bath (Cellphone Pic) by StarsApart, on Flickr

Aww, your dog and beardie are so cute :) Your post reminded me of this Youtube video. It's not my beardie and cat, but the cat in the video looks a lot like mine & it is such a cute video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xl4L-6OF_A My cat pretty much ignores my beardie except to give her the...

Putting his tongue out could have been him trying to lick you (to 'smell' you essentially, and confirm you are who he thinks you are) or just licking water off his nose from the spray. I've had my bearded dragon over a year and she still licks me on occasion when I put my hand in her tank. I...

I don't think most of them would go back in their viv to do their business because like many animals they don't like defecating where they eat/sleep/live. However, my beardie Loki very often goes in the same spot when she goes (whether in her viv or out). Beardies may also go while they are...

Oh, what a cutie! Like the others I love that last picture :D

Here's Loki when I first got her, June 13th, 2010: A month later (July 2010), sleepy & cuddled in her hammock: Looking pretty in October 2010: And finally, July 8, 2011:

Your pics look just like my girl's lady bits... good luck! :)

I'm not sure what the paper pellet things would be but you could also try reptile carpet. I was having the same problem with Loki moving paper towels and put carpet down and it doesn't move at all. Are you sure Maxymus is a boy? Just wondering if he could have eggs.

LOL, like a starfish! It cracks me up the positions they will sleep in. My own Loki usually stays horizontal at least, but I've seen that position before.

I keep a cuttlefish bone (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuttlebone) in my leopard tortoise's tank for him to gnaw on if he wants. He completely ignores it, but today my beardie was exploring and got curious about the tortoise's tank. I let her in to explore, and she spotted the cuttlebone and got...

I take Loki and my leopard tortoise Genbu to the Arizona Exotic Animal Hospital: http://www.azeah.com/ Loki has seen both Dr. Wright and Dr. Johnson, they're both very good & knowledgeable. (Dr Wright is especially good with reptiles & amphibians.) They are very good.

How old is Chimi? How big is he? How are you getting Chimi/holding him? Beardies can take time to get used to people, and they need to be approached gently. Try petting Chimi (run your finger along his back, stroke his beard and the top of his head, etc) before picking him up. When picking him...

My girl is doing that too, and she is about one year old. No black beard but she's doing everything else you described. I think Loki looks really cute right now with her pretty vibrant colors. Of course, her tank is not looking so beautiful at the moment... :)

Until she decided she hated crickets (about 4 months ago), Loki got mostly canned crickets. I'd give her the canned ones daily & live ones a couple times a week to keep her active and interested in them. She is now almost a year old and healthy and robust. If you don't want crickets running...

When my beardie does this, it usually means she's about to shed, needs to poo (she'll poop immediately if I let her out) or wants to run around :)

It's like their morning exercises! :) My beardie does it too, almost every morning. I'm almost sure it's just stretching.

Here's Loki... she was exploring the couch the other night & put her head under the blanket and fell asleep! Her new thing is curling up in her greens dish and falling asleep that way. I haven't gotten a pic of that yet. :D