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Hello Herman! He's cute! :D

Hello :D

Nice article. I agree, our scaly little friends are a lot more intelligent than most people think. :wink:

Awwww He's a cutie! :D

Yes, he can have 2 baths in a row. I bathe my beardie every day for 20-30 minutes. The runniness could be do to him drinking so much, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. If you haven't already had a stool sample tested I would do one just to be sure. You can bring a stool sample to the vet...

It's amazing how fast they grow!

I would venture to guess that he probably wasn't handled much. Have you ever had a reptile? Make sure when you approach him to pick him up you scoop him up from the front. If you stroke the underside of his chin he should lift his head up for you and then you can slide your hand under his chest...

I'm still thinking he was dehydrated. Do you give him baths on a regular basis? In order to keep him hydrated he should have a bath at least 3 times per week for about 20 minutes at a time. I made the mistake of skipping a few baths not too long ago and my beardie was having many of the same...

[email protected] I was on Craigslist today (and I'm not even sure if I'm supposed to be posting this here, but I'll give it a shot) The link above is for a beardie that is for sale in CT. He is not my beardie, but after looking at the post and pictures of this guy I felt...

Do you happen to know what brand the UV bulb is? Is it tube, coil, compact, MVB? Temps should be taken with a digital probe or inferred gun. The thermometer you're using could be 20 or so degrees off of actual temp.

With all of the pooping he did I wonder if he might be dehydrated? Do you bathe him?

What type of UV are you using? How are you taking temps?

Gorgeous :D

Beautiful little dragon! Look at her smiling for the camera! :D

He's a cutie!

A few questions... 1. Are they housed in the same viv together or separate? 2. What brand and size UV bulb do you use? 3. Is UV mounted inside the viv or does it sit on top? 4. What brand, color, and watt basking bulb do you use? 5. Within how many inches can your beardie get to the basking...

Very well stated Taterbug!

Baby dragons are more susceptible to things than adults. The coco mulch holds a lot of moisture and beardies don't do well with high humidity. It could also be a possibilty that he could have ingest some of the substrate if you were feeding him inside his enclosure.

I have a 9-10 month old dragon that eats 10-20 super worms per day along with his daily salad. Hope that helps a little.

Great info Ralis! Yes, beardie do require a consistent schedule... much like having a child!