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Things will be okay! The dragons will get sorted out but you need to take care of YOU, too. Caring for animals in general is alot of touch, go, reverse, try this and that. And they can be in the same room. I meant that bowls, hands, tools etc should be cleaned before going in the other dragon's...

He could be trying to knock water off or away from his head. Lazy does this if he accidentally gets water up there. Try to make sure they don't get water in their nose holes. We don't want beardie pneumonia!

If the dragons can see eachother he may be scared. My big dragon is in the livingroom and our little dragon is in my bedroom. If I bring Nacho (little girl) out, she tries to run and hide unless she can't see Lazy (big guy). You can use a paper divider or a curtain to block sight of eachother...

Awesome! I'm so glad he is on the mend!

My 4 year old boy is 704 grams and 21.5 inches. I think he's a little chunky but I also think there are "thick" body type dragons, too.

If you have a scale that reads in grams take his weight. Get his weight and some activated charcoal powder. You can call a vet and see what dose of powder to water to mix. Or see if the vet wants to see him. "I have activated charcoal capsules at 520 mg. Nacho is 268 g and 17 inches long 7...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AKKUBDQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I've been using this one for the UVB light housing. It fits the Reptisun t5 HO 22 inch

What a sweet little man! Let us know how he's doing! I may copy down that recipe of your Uncle's for future beardie issues!

You know you're a beardie owner when you grow dandelions in your house for your dragons.

Some vets will take payments or CareCredit. Just call and ask if you can apply for either. make sure the vet you call has experience with reptiles as well.

We were both a little freaked out but he is acting better now. He only acted mopey for a little while and didn't want to eat or drink but I think he was upset about the charcoal. He's eating like a pig now. He took a large poo yesterday but I am going to keep watching his bowel movements. He's...

Okay so I took a guess-timate and did 1/4 capsule to 5ml water gave 0.02 ml PO He did not like it but I did get it in. Do I need to do a follow up dose?

Our baby beardie Nacho ate a mysterious something when we went out for our walk. I think it was a small leaf or helicopter seed but I'm not sure. I have activated charcoal capsules at 520 mg. Nacho is 268 g and 17 inches long 7 months old tank 40B w/ Reptisun T5 10.0 HO UVB 85 on cool side...

Also, you might want to use a IR temperature gun to get the temperatures. Temp guns are more accurate and can be bought at any hardware store for pretty cheap. Make sure you get the little guy on a calcium/vitamin regiment. 5 days of calcium- 2 days vitamins is what I hear the most but it's...

The cool side of his enclosure should be 80 deg F his basking spot should be more in the range of 105 deg F. (I'll attach a link. Look at the bottom for temps.) You're uvb should be a linear tube light. A T5 reptisun 10.0 UVB. The curly compact UVB don't put out appropriate UVB and can even put...

Looks like it can be fed but here are some links that might help. viewtopic.php?f=18&t=95367 http://www.beautifuldragons.com/Nutrition.html http://www.beardeddragons.co.za/what-greens-to-feed-bearded-dragons/ viewtopic.php?f=18&t=226087

Those "curly" UVB bulbs are un-reliable and can cause eye issues due to shortened UV rays. This also means the ability to absorb calcium correctly is hindered. A T5 reptisun 10.0 tube UVB may be a place to start. Also double check your heat temps when you change your lights. Hope your baby feels...

Aww! Blitzy sounds cute! But no tail pulling! It could really hurt Blitzy.

Looks like a normal scale/normal color from the pictures. He's more than likely curious and ready to get out. Mine love to be out and hanging on me but I have to make sure they get enough UVB from their tank lights. That doesn't stop them from eye-balling me from across the room though. One...