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Beardies don't necessarily have full body sheds like other reptiles do. They shed in patches just like you said happened on her head. As they get older, they don't grow as much so they don't shed as often either so don't be worried if she doesn't shed as much as she use to because shes just not...

He does eat a lot of watery veggies now that I think of it and the poops aren’t “clear the room” bad of smell. Alright. Thx

So my beardie is just over a year old now, and his poops have always been a bit watery, its kinda become a normal thing. I'm not really sure if it's that bad of a thing though. He's never been lethargic or anything and hes always ate his food. He seems perfectly fine to me other than his poops...

I'm feeding them veggies and some calcium

So I've had a dubia colony for my beardie and I have about 25 females and like 7 males. But they won't breed. It's like 90-100 degrees right now in the summer and they just don't do anything. I've had them for about a month now. Does anyone know why and have any ways I can get them to breed?

So I know this is a bearded dragon forum, but I can't get an answer anywhere else. I have a baby Albino pacman frog and I can get her to eat. I have her in about a 5g tank with a water bowl, a couple sticks, and about and inch of coconut fiber. I mist get a lot and have an automatic mister...

Thanks, that's what I figured but wanted to make sure. What I've been doing though is just throwing a couple roaches in there (it's a 10g tank) so she can eat them, but she can't really find them, should I put a divider in there and take out a couple stickers so the roaches will run around more...

So I know this is a bearded dragon forum, but I got a pacman frog and I showed her to someone and now she won't burrow down to go to sleep in the dirt. There is 3 red runner roaches in the tank that I can't catch to get out. So will they eat her while she sleeps ontop of the dirt?

ok thanks!!!

80% of the superworms came dead so do you think the live ones would be bad? should I throw the rest away and buy new ones?

So, I noticed this morning that my beardie Darwin had diarrhea. He's about 10 months old I'm guessing and his basking spot is around 100 with about 75 on the cool side. He has a reptisun 10.0 ubv and hes not on sand. Hes on coconut fiber so he can digest it if he eats some. The only change that...

Ya I want going to. The live ones seem healthy though. I emailed the company but they can't get back to me till Monday

I bought 1000 superworms from bassettes cricket ranch and like 70% of them are dead. Could that be some disease? Or is it just heat and they're still ok to feed to me dragon?

So i've been looking for a place to buy an adult female beardie once my male is old enough. I've done lots and lots of research on breeding so i could just start a hobby, and i'm saving up some cash for it, but does anyone know where i could get an adult female that's like blood-red or something?

Thanks! We just wanted to make sure.

So I have a friend, and he has pink eye. He also has 2 baby bearded dragons. I think he said they are about 5 months old. We were wondering if bearded dragons can get pink eye?

Alright, thanks!

They are NOT good to feed them. You can feed him a couple once a week as a treat, but preferrably don't feed them to him. Their outer-shells are too hard and can cause impaction which can kill him. If he doesn't like crickets, then buy some small dubia roaches. They don't escape as easily, don't...

I would try moving it and see if he stays on the hammock. I have a hammok in my beardies cage and he likes to lay under it. If you move the hammock to the warm side and he doesn't lay on it anymore, then try a different bulb for your basking light. I read somewhere quite a while ago that said...