7 month old and 10 cm won't open eyes and very small

[babybaberson1989]

yes.i tried to use my account and wouldn't work so used hers

 

[babybaberson1989]

on the tails regrowing.yes these are as far as i know just common inland australian bearded dragons.three have grown back tails.and one twice.the first one i sent pictures of ,u.w., had half a tail.3 months later full and natural looking tail.2 of these three never grew in 7 months beyond 10 cm.one is small but normal.bob has lost his tail twice.when it grows back there is no color or texture change.

MODERATOR NOTE: It is well documented and known that ALL Pogona species are incapable of growing their tails back when lost or damaged. This is a biological fact.

 

[babybaberson1989]

could be i was misinformed as to the type of bearded dragon

 

[Drache613]

Hello,

If atl possible, try to start consolidating you information together so we can keep better track of things.
Your dragon is in serious condition & needs a lot of care. As suggested, Bearded dragons don't have
the genetic possibility of regenerating & regrowing their tails.

Tracie

 

[AHBD]

could be i was misinformed as to the type of bearded dragon

Your beardies are the same ones we all have here, the inland aka central b.d, pogona vitticeps

 

[babybaberson1989]

Hello,

If possible, try to start consolidating your information together so we can keep better track of things.
Your dragon is in serious condition & needs a lot of care. As suggested, Bearded dragons don't have
the genetic possibility of regenerating & regrowing their tails.

Tracie

i happy to report though still the same size he gained a little weight and is very very active,doing jumps everything.he also eats well now on his own.he seems in perfect health.you asked about the bulbs.he has a 75 watt full spectrum bulb and he has an led lamp.i use the led at night when he camps out in his log.he is back to hunting bugs and all that.still no growth in length which is snout to vent 5 cm at almost 8 months old.

 

[Drache613]

Hello,

That is terrific news. I hope that he is feeling better. I am happy to hear he is so active right now. Perhaps
he will still grow some if you can keep up his nutrition for him.
It sounds like he is staying warm at night also, which should keep is immune system up.

Tracie

 

[NickAVD]

i use the led at night when he camps out in his log.

Do you light your terrarium at night with an LED lamp? Why don't you turn it off at night?

 

[Alice12]

It sounds like Bob's symptoms are concerning, and given that he has experienced a significant period of lethargy, lack of eye-opening, and no growth despite eating well, there may be underlying health issues. The lethargy and eye problems could point to dehydration, a vitamin deficiency (particularly vitamin A), or potential internal parasites. The fact that he's not eating greens is also a red flag, as bearded dragons require a proper balance of greens, vegetables, and protein. For a bearded dragon at 7 months of age, the ideal feeding ratio is typically about 80% greens and vegetables, with 20% live insects, but this can vary slightly depending on the individual dragon's needs. It's critical that you get him evaluated by a reptile vet who can provide a more thorough diagnosis and recommend proper treatment, including checking for vitamin deficiencies, parasites, and other conditions that could be contributing to his symptoms. In the meantime, continue offering him a well-rounded diet, including properly gut-loaded insects and a variety of leafy greens.