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Thanks AH. I just put a photo up.

So, I've had my beardie for about 4 months now. I purchased him as an adult from a good home. He had a partial shed (belly, head, front legs) about a month and a half ago. About a week and a half ago he began to change colour rapidly on his back, tail, and one hind leg. I'm not sure if this is...

A couple questions. Firstly, my yellow beardie is doing well. When I first got my adult, he had relocation stress, and didn't eat for nearly two weeks. Happily, he's past the stress, very active and eating. But, he hasn't been eating any salad, or at least very sparingly. He pretty much sticks...

He didn't respond at all to the baby food. I had to wipe it off after a while. But get this... this morning when I prepared his salad, before I went to work, and placed it in front of him, he began to devour it! I couldn't stop smiling. I just stood there, wide eyed in disbelief. When I walked...

It's not lettuce. Bok choy and cabbage. The latest two I'm trying. All other dark leafy greens I've tried.

Gormagon, you mustn't have read my posts in full. I'm all too aware of lettuce's lack of nutritional value. As stated, I've tried all dark leafy greens. No luck.

Thanks so much for the replies. Every bit of advice helps. He's not entirely emaciated yet, but if this continues I'm afraid he'll just wither up and die. I've tried all kinds of dark leafy greens to no avail. Tried water drops on his snout and he won't lick them off. Crickets just crawl over...

I bought a mature -4 years old- beardie last week (Feb 19). He looked very healthy and was obviously eating. Since I've had him home, he's only eaten one super worm and a small piece of cabbage. Plus I've never seen him take water. I've tried every kind of beardie food possible (veg and insects...