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Thank you Tracie! :)

:?: :?: Bump!

Anyone have experience with serrapeptase and RIs/pneumonia? :?:

If you do decide to try the activated charcoal, beardeddragon.co sells a solution at a concentration of 125mg/mL, so you could aim for a similar concentration. Then give 0.4cc to 0.8cc per 100g of body weight. (eg. 1.4 - 2.8 cc for a 350g lizard)

The two toxins in begonias are calcium oxalates and cucurbitacin B. From what I have read, activated charcoal can be used to treat cucurbitacin B poisoning, but it is not recommended for oxalate ingestion. Everything I have read says do not induce vomiting and do not give charcoal for plant...

Begonias are generally considered to be toxic. This website has a lot of great information: http://www.pawsdogdaycare.com/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants/begonia The site mentions: - the underground portions are the most toxic - "the toxin amount is relatively low, so potentially life-threatening...

Serrapeptase is often recommended for bearded dragons with respiratory infections due to its ability to reduce pain, reduce inflammation, thin mucus, increase antibiotic activity at site of infection, etc. BUT there have been documented cases in humans where serrapeptase has actually caused...

He is very cute! :) I agree that it looks like it could have been from a wound or a bite. Are his roaches left in the tank, or do you remove any that he doesn't eat? I agree that he seems quite small and is not eating as much as he should. This may be due to the lower basking temperatures...

Has anyone ever fed their bearded dragon elderberry extract? I understand that the plant is toxic (to humans as well), but what about the (human-safe) elderberry extracts? This extract is generally consumed for its high levels of antioxidants and anti-viral properties. A study...

Hey sorry again... Yes Belle is our tegu, the vet probed her and is pretty sure she's a female, but says she has been wrong before lol She's all finished the meds now so we'll be taking another fecal test in soon to be sure the "parasites" are gone. No actually, Belle's prolapse is much much...

Ah it has been so long!! Sorry I've been so busy with midterm exams and reptiles! We dropped a fecal sample off at the vet last week for Belle just to make sure parasites didn't have to do with the "prolapse." The vet called today and the lab found some Blastocystis and Entamoeba and it isn't...

Daisy is so strange lol I wonder if we'll get a third clutch, we only got 2 the last time. I'll post more baby pics when I get home, we're on our way to get 1000 crickets! See if they'll eat yet, I hope so! I'll let you know in a bit!

So all 17 have hatched and all but 1 are out of the egg completely! I still need to get some good pics. Guess what? Mika and Daisy BOTH laid eggs yesterday :o Mika's don't look fertile even though she was with a male, but Daisy laid another 28 fertile eggs! What happened to 2-6 weeks between...

They're Maalik's! One is out, 6 others have hatched! So excited!!! :D

Yes I hope it goes away asap as well, and stays away!! lol Babies are hatching!!!! 1 started yesterday (exactly 65 days in the incubator) and 3 more started today! From what I can see they look pretty colourful already, but I can't see any nails to check if they are hypos! They do look a lot...

Okay so just got back from the vet! She said our tegu looks very plump and healthy so that's good :) As for the "prolapse," she doesn't think it's really a full-on prolapse at all, just irritated tissue around the vent. She said it looks like she may have prolapsed at one point then went back...

New pics! I'll have to get a better one of Zeus, I didn't want to bug him, and Yogi too. Daisy Mika Peach and Ruby (Ruby is the red one) Squirt Maalik Zeus Blaze Uno Hades Tegu's prolapse Tegu basking (and shedding)

Yay! Keep us posted! Congrats!! :) I have some due to hatch any day!! :blob5:

Hahaha that is too funny! :lol:

Oh don't worry you'll know ;) and yes you're right, and speaking of Daisy...you should see her beard lately!!!! I'll get photos. I bet the liquid serrepeptase will help Lonzo a lot. Sounds like everyone is being well taken care of, as usual :) I couldn't imagine rinsing a beardie's mouth...