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Various worms from my understanding just need to live in a body, it doesn't matter if it's fish or people or beardie. All kinds of bacteria while may not thrive in your beardie can cause illness as their bodies fend it off. Goldfish eat anything and everything, from their own poop, plastic...

Mainly I feed by dish. Sometimes 1 dish, salad and worms in one, Sometimes 2 with them separated. I occasionally feed one or two by hand so they know hands are good to have around. I figure in the wild they would sometimes have to dig for worms, and other times it would be right out in the...

My main concern with goldfish would be parasites and infections. Pet trade gold fish/feeder fish are not known to be the most healthy fish in the world.

There is an extremely high chance that two beardies regardless of sex will fight if housed together, and the results are usually tragic. Tragic as in one or all will very likely end up dead or seriously crippled, so it is not a good idea to house beardies together. Even if they don't kill each...

I just saw this thread... viewtopic.php?f=34&t=141617 there are people using Nolvasan. Like I said, I didn't know how to use with our beardies, but these people do...

This is my own personal observations, and my opinion only... my apologies if I end up way off base and off track... Some do come off with excellent advice, but the method of delivery may or may not be very good, others come off with horrible advice with excellent delivery, others just want to...

Tough one to say, my guy, and none of the others male or female I've encountered ever had a discernible odor to them, and since you said fecal came back ok, I might be prone to lean towards some kind of skin fungus, especially since he's "lost a lot of unshed skin" Anything that might have been...

I do not think it is worth the risks. I've read WAY to many posts here and other forums where it starts out like: I had these two since they were babies, and everything was fine, and they shared everything like one big happy family, they even seemed to get along all the time, and got mad when...

I almost forgot, another "out of the box" idea for your rocks and other items which can take high heat is to bake them on a cookie sheet at about 200f for about 20 minutes - 1 hour, bleach, rinse, bake... Someone else here might be able to comment, but I believe 140f - 160f kills just about...

For parasites I would probably stick to bleach, just in a higher concentration. Always make sure it has time to dry and air out, possibly a 80/20 or a 90/10 mix of water/bleach, then a full rinse out with water. Once you are parasite clear, steam cleaning is then an option for on going...

I'll share what I know. chlorhexidine & roccol-D - I've only heard of it being used with larger animals. (ie horses, cows) I do not know how it would work with our little beardies. Nolvasan - main ingredient is chlorhexidine but it is formulated for severe wound care. (At least the product...

My understanding is they actually NEED a temp drop at night when they sleep, and anything above 65f over night is good for them. It allows their metabolism to slow down over night and their body to rest.

Hey came across this, and figured what the heck, see how good it is. http://www.amazon.com/Timex-TX5020-Electronic-Outdoor-Thermometer/dp/B000YPMHDO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1295826442&sr=8-1-spell Been using it for a week next to my acurite and the temps on the timex are within 1 degree of the...

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Also some hornworms are tobacco hornworms. While also very safe if fed an artificial diet, wild ones are extremely toxic to beardies.

Personally, since you're dealing with malnutrition, I would go the avenue of anything is better then nothing. As it's been recommended, baby food is good for these situations. Also mixing in some acidophilus into whatever you are going to feed her which will help her get the most out of her...

I'm sorry for your loss. At least he got to know someone cared for him before his passing.

Oh Geeze, the poor little thing. I hope all is not lost... Like other have said, pediolite mixed into baby food feed through a dropper maybe. I'm trying to think outside the box here, maybe, since beardies can absorb moisture through their vent (don't know about nutrients), bathing in warmed...

Yea, I thought so too at first... but that's also why they became my staple feeder. I'll give you a hint with what I do with mine I use a sand scoop like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-Repto-Litter-Scoop/dp/B001F9CVDO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1295547116&sr=8-3 grab what I'm going to...

I'm really sorry for your loss.