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Thought I would post an update. I ended up rushing him to the vet. Pig passed away. Vet said he looked very healthy and that occasionally the stress of puberty can be too much for them. Thank you for all your advice.

We are handling him for short periods daily at the moment. His beard is still black but he doesn't puff up and relaxes into the hold. I figured he probably just has too much energy and hormones at the moment. And he doesn't show the fear aggression with me, only with the other male of the house...

No changes. In fact the cat is the only one he likes. I can't separate where the cat and dragon are. I always supervise them when they are together. But it's actually my dragon that initiates the play half the time. He is currently only reactive to people. We found at the moment that if you can...

We were looking into something like that. He does seem to be showing fear aggression toward my better half and I, though I don't know why and I wasn't sure if that was what I was truly seeing. I train dogs, not lizards after all. We have a dog who ignores him, and a cat that is about his size...

Up until now he has been very exploitative and cuddly. This was a very rapid change. And now every time I even go near the cage he flares, hisses, and attacks the glass to get to me. Obviously with this behavior I'm trying to figure out how to get his out and interact without harming him, others...

I can give some of those a try. Any ideas for handling?

I don't know if they are in season here or not. I just don't know how to fix it. Supers and mealworms are the most readily available for me so that's what he's been eating. And he won't eat crickets anymore. Ideas?

Hi, So I have a 1 year old bearded dragon that isn't really active. Recently I went from giving him about a dozen supers daily to a dozen twice a week. He is a chubster. Still gets lots of greens and veggies. He is in the finishing stages of shed and had been happy for the 6 months we have had...