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i took my rescue, Bindi, in to the vet along with a stool sample to make sure everything was in order. the vet said that everything appeared healthy and she was a good size, but when my fecal results came back she had coccidia, hookworms and pinworms!!! she also told me she can get these...

i got her heat emitter in the mail two days ago :) so now her basking temps are the same all day and night, will that disrupt her sleeping patterns too? i am going to pick up her prescriptions from the vet this afternoon, she has hook worms, pin worms and coccidia!!!!!!!! how do they contract...

i rescued her so i dont know her exact age but i was told she is a little over a year. i have been keeping on her basking light and her night light to raise the temps a bit, about 108-112. her vet appointment is today so ill keep you updated. thanks for the concern :)

well i have one stick on thermometer dial on the hot side, one stick on color changie strip thing in the cool side, i use those just for general reads. i use a pe1 temp gun to take exact measurements though. her basking spot is usually around 104-107 and the cool side is in the high 70's low...

i just rescued Bindi a few weeks ago and ive recently noticed that some of her poops have cricket parts in them. they are not all like this but ever once in a while, undigested crickets! im making an appointment at the herp vet for her just to make sure she is healthy because she wasnt well...

i am happy to hear that everything turned out alright, it sucks about the tonsillitis but it could have been worse. my girl has just recently started to sit with her mouth open too and that is how i came across your post. i want to get her to a vet because i just rescued her and i dont think...

my Bindi seems to ignore her greens too, so what someone recommended was to feed them to her earlier and wait until later for live food. it seemed to work although she didnt eat all of her veggies. i also made sure they where good and wet, which will help hydrate her.

thanks to the both of you:) i actually did feed her veggies in the morning yesterday and it looked like some of it was eaten when i got home from work. although it was hard to tell because she did some "redecorating" in her tank and her bowl was moved about and upset. she seemed very hungry...

i just rescued my fist bearded dragon Bindi about two weeks ago. i was told she is a little over a year and she is about 15 inches long. before i got her she was fed mostly salad and little protein. now i feed her mostly crickets with five roaches as treats about once to twice a week. she is...

he is a beautie! i empathize with what you are going through because i just rescued a beardie of my own just two weaks ago. Bindi doesnt seem to have any physical problems, but i am worried that since she was undernourished before i got her, she might have similar problems when she reaches...

* Edit post * Report this post * Reply with quote New proud parent of a rescued beardie :) Postby lizard43 » Sat Aug 07, 2010 11:50 pm hi everyone, i just rescued my first bearded dragon and i am very excited and nervous. i have recently decided that i would like to add a bearded...

sorry it took so long for an update, i tried a few days ago and it wouldnt go through. i measured Bindi and she came out at about 14 to 15 inches (it was hard to get it exact). in the two days after owning her i spent around 200 dollars getting her tank up to standard. she needed thermometers...

hi everyone, i just rescued my first bearded dragon and i am very excited and nervous. i have recently decided that i would like to add a bearded dragon to our family after much research. initially, i wanted a baby but after checking craigslist.com for supplies i came across Bindi who was in...