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Louise sounds like she is really a he, typical mating behavior or rather the beginning of it. Better check the sexes of both and if it continues then separate.

Yes I think they do.

My beardies are currently not eating a lot due to worm medication, however the vet did say this would happen as they feel ill due to eating crickets, locusts etc so then associate feeling ill with eating that food so can take a while to get them to so called trust their food again, also the meds...

We have just had one done by our vet for our beardie as part of his yearly check up, so chat to some vets in your area for one's who deal with reptiles.

I currently house together, a male and a female but they have been together since they were 2 months old and have never had any issues, they have been mating rituals when out of the tank come spring time but nothing comes of it, both are very chilled. In this respect I know i am very lucky and...

Draco is 17" and weighs 532 grams and fiala is also 17" and weighs 342 grams, both are about 10 months old and eat mainly locusts.

my male and female live together and is not interested in her whilst they are in the viv, he shows some interest when they roam around the house but only really may try once (not every time they are out), and thats about it. But he usually only bobs, beards and runs over to her, but stops...

We have a male and female who live together happily and eat well, but they have been raised together since we got them and get along great, we have no issues with the male harrassing the female in the viv, however he does show her attention if they are out walking round the house, although he...

no you should be fine, they need it to be a little cooler to allow for sleep, my beardies have no heating and the temps do not drop below 65 at night either.

My male is 8 months and about 17.5 inches long and weighs 500 grams.

My male does love to dig, makes his bed and just chills in it, natural behaviour so dont worry.

I change both anyway, find that both bulbs dull after that period.

thought you were supposed to change the bulbs after 6 months anyway?

My beardies will not touch crickets anymore, thought it was just a phase but now they only eat locusts. They like yours just suddenly went off them, but they now love the locusts, super worms and also the occassional roaches.

another way is to look at the rear legs, if you see bumps along his legs, that look like warts or similar then thats another sign of a male as they tend to be more prenounced on the males, and at a year old they should be there.

at first glance I would say female, there seems to be a distictive bump in the centre.

you can tell the sex by the lumps under the base of the tail, hold your beardie and then lift the tail upwards not too much and you should see either one lump at the centre just near the slit or two lumps eithe side depending on whats there depends on the sex.

they are not getting along so best to seperate.

my male loves to bob and the occasional black beard, but has no stress marks and is very placid, i think its just their way of communicating and also when he first learnt he could do it he was like a kid with a new toy. He will sit proudly on his log or rock and happily bob away.

males and females both wave when they are younger, males tend to grow out of it when they learn how to bob and black beard, if your male is a year old then it should be easy to tell the sex. As for the behaviour then maybe your he is a she and your she is a he and as its mating season likes the...