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Also you should continue the bathing indefinitely. It's part of keeping your reptile healthy. Keeping a bathing perch in the tank can also raise humidity so of the humidity is getting too high of suggest removing water bowls and bathing perches. They will absorb and drink their fill of water...

There are some controversies about misting, most say you shouldn't as it could lead to respiratory infections. Bathing your beardies for 10-15 minutes every other day should be enough to keep them hydrated.

Oh okay. ill check it out and see if the pet store carries them. If not ill probably be waiting a few weeks for delivery :/ For upping his temperature, should i buy a new bulb? or raise his basking spot or something?

When this bulb is due to be replaced ill grab him the reptisun one.

He is still juvenile, i got him in a frail state from a pet store about 9 months ago, i had no idea of his age because they barely fed their dragons so that they wouldn't grow, so he could have been a few months old to a few weeks when i got him.

Oh and its a tube not coil.

About 100 as in it changes sometimes throughout the day, were just coming out of winter but weve had some really random cold days. (i live in Canada). I use a digital infrared thermometer.

Was there any explanation to you as to why the beardies were in such awful condition? i can't imagine someone allowing them to be hurt that badly. Kudos to you for taking them in its such a sad story.. i hope for the best for them! To prevent any more injuries they should get there own separate...

What grossed me out the most was the only undigested parts were their damn heads. Also hes got a reptiglo UVB and his temps are about 100 i dont know why it was like that i was hoping somebody had seen a similar thing?

I was giving my beardie a bath and he happened to poop in it which he does all the time. So i was removing him from the bath and his tail hit his poop and it burst open and out came like 100 cricket heads along with poop particles. Im not kidding, inside of it was completely undigested cricket...

I looked over at my dragons cage because i heard him crunching down on something, and he was eating his recent shed! is this bad for him?

He gets a bath every other day, i dust the food with the powder, along with all the bugs that go in and the veggies. I did keep them in the cricket keeper, i just never got around to getting a bigger one due to monetary issues so i didn't know the pellets would be bad i was just going off of...

Well ive just gotten to a point where with school its too hard to get enough crickets, i had to buy them every day, which i cant simply do anymore. He just snacks on his pellets then i throw some veggies in and some bugs. He actually loves the pellets, im not sure about how good they are for...

I moved him onto a full pellet diet supplemented with horn and wax worms plus crickets like two- three days a week

I cant tell when its started, its been a week or so maybe? My dragons poops are always GREEN. like super greeny-blue and big. Im wondering if he has a parasite or maybe its the new dragon pellets i started feeding him? I would also like to mention his poops are well formed, like normal just...

Do you house them together?

He just recently shed (like last week) and has no signs so i never really thought about it. Ill see if he starts shedding again

So i was bathing my beardie like i would normally hes about 8 inchs so it's in a plastic container with water up to his knees i guess? like covering his vent. But this time he started acing all erratic and like kicking his face (like itching it like a dog would) and then splashing around and...

I hope for the best for your beardies.

To be honest, you can avoid major health care issues (and vet visits)by making simple easy choices. Giving each dragon their own enclosure, keeping them separated takes stress off both dragons and ensures that they will no longer hurt each other. (Huge issue in dragon care is the misconception...