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I'm sorry your dragon is not doing well. The previous poster is correct. Beardie's sense heat from above, and therefore are succeptible to burns from heat rocks. I recommend holding your dragon flat on an angle with his head end down. This will help any water to drain out. You can fashion a bed...

I am sorry that you and your dragon are having to deal with this. :( Forum members: In my opinion, it looks like he is having trouble standing up to move, thus he pushes. Would that be possible? But, the x-rays were fine. Any thoughts?

Welcome! You've received good advice. I have a couple things to add. Baby dragons are notorious jumpers. Fearless. They do have binocular vision, but their depth perception is quite inaccurate. They will take a flying leap without warning. Secondly, check for air blowing on the habitat...

Deb, I am so sorry for your loss. :cry: I hope you get to feeling better soon.

Hello, That does look concerning. Please post this in the ER section to draw more attention to your problem. Esther

I believe this is normal, particularly if head bobbing at the same time. I've seen some, but not all, of my males stomp. Quite endearing.

All dragon updates are important, not just the funny ones. It was helpful that you shared your lack of bonding with Winnie. I felt like an awful person when I failed to bond with one of mine, and it was good to know I was not the only one with those feelings.

I am so very sorry for your loss. It's unbelievable that he went so quickly. There must have been something wrong that was undetectable, like you said with his heart. There was nothing more you could have done. He was very fortunate to have you there with him as he crossed over, though I can...

Hi Alex, I'm not having any issues. Thank you, Esther

I'm so sorry for your loss. You could have her cremated if you have no suitable place to bury her.

Mine!

I'm sorry your dragon is poorly. What are the temperatures in the tank-both basking spot and cool side? How long has he been with you?

If it is warm enough to take him out in the sun for an hour or so a day, you could wait on the proper bulb to be delivered.

Well done. Thank you!

Thanks. I needed a smile today. :D

I'm sending positive thoughts and prayers to you and Phira.

Deb, I'm so sorry this choice has been given you.I know how heart-rending it is. My best advice is to have a talk with Gabriel. Tell him he needs to let you know when he is ready, and that it's okay to go when he's ready. The hardest part is waiting for a sign, but one will come. He knows how...

He's a busy guy! I'll bet he sleeps well. :D

You've got some great pictures to submit for the calendar. Have you considered it?

I'm sorry, Gina. It's really tough sometimes, I know. :(