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This is to new owners. Many times being lethargic turns out to be normal dragon behavior. Nearly all questions asked on here are like going to the doctor for a head cold. It's OKAY. Alright?

Well, I would have said that the cat is little to no worry if he was an adult, if you know it well enough. All of my cats are well-intergrated and know they get squirted with a waterbottle if they even sniff him. Anyways, he's most likely hidden somewhere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vwlyizMMtU

So, I walk into petsmart with Julius and then a kid starts crying over the dragon. The mom-woman looks up at me and says 'Get that away from my son! It can bite him and poison him, Etc, Etc.' I just sat there laughing while Julius was just sitting on my shoulder..Probably wondering how he could...

I tried googling this, but nothing so far. I'm asking because I saw him waving his tail in the bath.

My babies won't get off of superworms. He won't eat his dubias or wax worms, just superworms. Should I cut them from his diet until he eats his dubias?

Thanks! I didn't know what to do, but thank you.

He's been headbobbing and black-bearding at me lately, and he's never done this before. I read up and saw that this means they want to mate, so can I give him a stuffed bearded dragon I have and let him have his way at it?

For a few weeks I've been putting his supers in his greens to trick him into it, but now the stubborn butt has found a way to sift them out. Any tips?

She's just submitting to you. Perfectly normal behavior. In males, if they headbob, we have to give them a sock to y'know...Let it all out.

Any risks to it?

I'm trying ro find a ball for him to play with, I just need to know if it's too small

The great debate. Begin.

Okay Okay okay, Good news! Titus is now safe, he had a small Heart attack, and he's now walking around and eating again. Sorry for the late reply, But he's alright, the vet is just monitoring him.

SO LIKE, I WAS TAKING TITUS TO THE VET, AND HE STARTED BREATHING AGAIN. WHEN I PICKED HIM UP HE LOOKED UP TO ME.

I still have a second beardie, Julius. He's 6

He hadn't been acting up in the bast days. I don't know what happened, perhaps old age?

Should I be worried? He's shedding and we also just had to move him around some because I took him with us while evacuating. Should I be worried?

Well, First I introduve him to cats because I trust them that much. He didn't even beard up, and the cats were more intrested in the crickets I had sitting to the side. ;p

6 year old successfully integrated without trouble! Any suggestions about bonding with Juilius?