ghr15
Sub-Adult Member
For some reason my bearded dragon has suddenly been packing on the pounds. He used to eat bugs then suddenly would not eat them. Not knowing why he was not eating for a month I brought him a plate of salad. He devoured a whole plate. Every time I do that he devours all of it. But since doing this his belly is huge. His belly literally drags a bit when he walks.
I don't mean he can not hold his weight he can but his belly is so big his legs are not long enough to get his gut completely off the ground. I am getting concerned with his weight. He poops fine and shows all the signs of health except for his beer belly.
What can I do to get him to get his weight down? I cut him down allot on feedings to one dish full of salad a week and he is still fat. I am posting because I am wondering if just not feeding him for a while would be a good idea. Or should I just leave my beardie fat? He even has a noticeable weight difference he is kind of heavy if I have him sitting on my shoulder.
He is a older bearded dragon so is it natural for them to get fat later on in life? I am really starting to worry about him. PS cant take a pic sadly my camera is busted. I kind of accidentally sat on my camera
I don't mean he can not hold his weight he can but his belly is so big his legs are not long enough to get his gut completely off the ground. I am getting concerned with his weight. He poops fine and shows all the signs of health except for his beer belly.
What can I do to get him to get his weight down? I cut him down allot on feedings to one dish full of salad a week and he is still fat. I am posting because I am wondering if just not feeding him for a while would be a good idea. Or should I just leave my beardie fat? He even has a noticeable weight difference he is kind of heavy if I have him sitting on my shoulder.
He is a older bearded dragon so is it natural for them to get fat later on in life? I am really starting to worry about him. PS cant take a pic sadly my camera is busted. I kind of accidentally sat on my camera