Yesterday we noticed that our male bearded dragon - Constantine - was not his self. He normally is a fiesty little thing, rather active, with a good appetite for his crickets and vegetables.
However yesterday we notice that he had drapped himself over his basking point, and was not moving all that much. He was not interested in having any food - vegetables, crickets or the dandelion we tried to give to him - which is very rare for him. Taking him out of his tank we notice that he was weaken (like I said normally quite fiesty) and moved a lot slower when on the ground.
This morning his condition seemed a bit worse. We managed to give him some water to re-hydrate his - as he had spent the whole night under his lamp.
He is approximately one year old - but we have only had him for 2 months. His weight is 150g. Length nose to tail is approx 30cm.
His tank is 40h x 40d x60l cm. Basking temperature 35 degree C. Cool end 27 degree C. We rearranged his tank on Saturday, and included a new plastic plant, which was washed before is was put in, and it doesn't seem to be melted or pieces missing.
Normal food is 10-15 med crikets and 3/4 a cup bok choy with beardy pellets per day. Crickets are dusted with calicum and vitamins.
UV lamp is less then 2 months old. And he passed poop yesterday, but nothing yet today.
Our female beardy - Augustina - also a year old but a lot bigger and kept in a separate tank seems fine.
We are taking him to the vet this morning, but has anyone seen anything like this before?
However yesterday we notice that he had drapped himself over his basking point, and was not moving all that much. He was not interested in having any food - vegetables, crickets or the dandelion we tried to give to him - which is very rare for him. Taking him out of his tank we notice that he was weaken (like I said normally quite fiesty) and moved a lot slower when on the ground.
This morning his condition seemed a bit worse. We managed to give him some water to re-hydrate his - as he had spent the whole night under his lamp.
He is approximately one year old - but we have only had him for 2 months. His weight is 150g. Length nose to tail is approx 30cm.
His tank is 40h x 40d x60l cm. Basking temperature 35 degree C. Cool end 27 degree C. We rearranged his tank on Saturday, and included a new plastic plant, which was washed before is was put in, and it doesn't seem to be melted or pieces missing.
Normal food is 10-15 med crikets and 3/4 a cup bok choy with beardy pellets per day. Crickets are dusted with calicum and vitamins.
UV lamp is less then 2 months old. And he passed poop yesterday, but nothing yet today.
Our female beardy - Augustina - also a year old but a lot bigger and kept in a separate tank seems fine.
We are taking him to the vet this morning, but has anyone seen anything like this before?