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I can see about getting her tank a bit higher up. I also haven't been able to check the temps since all of the thermometers are packed away. Her appetite consists of a bowl of collard greens and chopped up green beans daily, mealworms every couple of days, and the occasional dried mealworm...

Almost positive she isn't gravid. She has been glass dancing for almost 2 months. Do you think it could have something to do with her tank being on the ground? We have been in a hotel for awhile due to personal situations so she can't be on a table like she normally is. She didn't glass dance as...

That still wouldn't explain why she just goes back and forth with scratching in and out of the cage.

I don't have them currently, but I use 2 digital thermometers with probes. I set them right on the basking spot and around her hide log in the cool side.

I've made several posts about this and most people say it is because she is gravid. This isn't the case because she has been doing this for about a month. But for the passed couple of days it's getting worse. My dragon will glass surf in her cage, when I let her out, she climbs back in her cage...

The past 2 days she has been a little reluctant with eating greens but she is more than happy to eat mealworms and apple treats. I'm not exactly sure what that means. Some google searches told me it was due to her being spoiled with mealworms. But we only got mealworms just today after a couple...

Thanks for responding. She hasn't been digging at all. I can put a box over the box but Would you recommend a bigger box? I have an ice cooler box on hand that would be big enough for her to stay in. Or would you recommend just having the box in her cage? The bigger box I have is 54 quarts.

I really need some responses. She is back to constantly scratching and I still can't feel eggs. She won't dig either. Her scratching is making it impossible for me to have time for myself. She can't stay in her cage for more than a minute before scratching out again. And she can't stay more...

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Thanks for the feedback. She only had about 2 poops where she had pink urates and I want to say that was about 2-3 weeks ago. I have just now put her lay box in her cage yesterday simply because I didn't know for sure if she was gravid. She has always been a glass surfer every once in a while...

Hi. I posted something similar a couple weeks ago but I had some more questions. I have a female bear die around 5 years old. A couple weeks ago she had pink urates and was scratching at the cage constantly. She had mellowed out for a bit but is back at it. She claws to get out, then claws to...

Just did some research on gravid beardies and it does seem that way. I don't feel any lumps in her abdomen but she has had some poop with pink tinted urates.

Hi. I have a female bearded dragon who is around 4 or 5 years old. She is always clawing at the glass in her tank! When I see her doing this, I assume she wants out so I let her walk around. But instead of exploring her environment, she goes right back to the cage and claws at it. What's going on?

alright so i have been trying to find something I could try food-wise that is somewhat cheap and is good for just ONE lizard. I see people breed dubia roaches but I think that would be way too much for me. I haven't looked at buying dubia in bulk just for feeding so info about that would be...

I would use that one but sadly High Output is only in T5 size. and my hood is T8.

EDIT: gave her a bath and kinda squeezed her like most people say to do to constipated lizards. 5 minutes later, poop in the bath tub!

Thank you for the link! I was just going to buy it from Big Apple which is 35 dollars with shipping. This place is a much bigger discount! :D

Alright so I have been looking around for a while now and am pretty much to the point of losing my mind. I was going to buy a 10.0 HO 18 inch bulb. but once I learned that it was T5 I got disappointed. I currently have a T8 20 inch hood from ZooMed. And I require at least at 10.0 bulb that can...

For getting the temperature I use 2 thermometers with probes that I put right on the basking spot and on the cool side, around her hide log. She only drinks still water in her bath, other than that, I manually give her water by holding her under the facet. She also gets water from kale sprinkled...

So I have a female beardie around 2 years old. Her enclosure has play sand for substrate, hot side is roughly 90-95 degrees F. And cool side is 70-80 F. She hasn't been pooping for a LONG time and I'm worried for her. Now I know some of you will say to change the substrate but I pay close...