The story so far, we have a female bearded dragon named Keola got her in March last year she was about 8 weeks old. She must be about a year old now, she lives in a wooden vivarium 4ft, 2ft, 2ft she has a heat bulb and uvb strip light which does not yet need changing.
Back in October she was acting stranglely not eating much not poo'in so we took her straight to the vets he had a good look and weighed her and said he thought she was going to lay eggs at this time I didn't know they did this if they hadn't been mated, so he explained we need to put in a lay box and give it 2 weeks. We came home put a box in straight away she did a lot of digging and a couple of days later only laid 2 eggs, we gave it 2 weeks as instructed and took her back to the vets at this point she had not poo'd for about six weeks. They kept her in for a few days she had blood tests and a scan there was no signs of eggs but there was a bit of sand in her tummy (I know what your all thinking she shouldn't of been on sand and I know that now, I removed it straight away and there is now no sand in her viv) the blood tests showed an infection they think it was from her ovaries so they started her on a course of antibodies to fight it. When she came home after a couple of days she got a lot brighter and happier and eventually poo'd and started to eat as normal, she only poo'd about every 1 - 2 weeks but seemed happy and health.
Present day shes now gone 4 weeks again with no poo and she hasn't eaten much in the last week although she is still basking and seems very active, I think she looks a little podgy so think she may have eggs again. I have a lay box in her vivarium which I've put her in but she doesn't do anything in it doesn't even dig.
I plan on taking her to the vets next week just thought if anyone had any ideas or similar experiences of this behaviour people could comment. Thanks all
Back in October she was acting stranglely not eating much not poo'in so we took her straight to the vets he had a good look and weighed her and said he thought she was going to lay eggs at this time I didn't know they did this if they hadn't been mated, so he explained we need to put in a lay box and give it 2 weeks. We came home put a box in straight away she did a lot of digging and a couple of days later only laid 2 eggs, we gave it 2 weeks as instructed and took her back to the vets at this point she had not poo'd for about six weeks. They kept her in for a few days she had blood tests and a scan there was no signs of eggs but there was a bit of sand in her tummy (I know what your all thinking she shouldn't of been on sand and I know that now, I removed it straight away and there is now no sand in her viv) the blood tests showed an infection they think it was from her ovaries so they started her on a course of antibodies to fight it. When she came home after a couple of days she got a lot brighter and happier and eventually poo'd and started to eat as normal, she only poo'd about every 1 - 2 weeks but seemed happy and health.
Present day shes now gone 4 weeks again with no poo and she hasn't eaten much in the last week although she is still basking and seems very active, I think she looks a little podgy so think she may have eggs again. I have a lay box in her vivarium which I've put her in but she doesn't do anything in it doesn't even dig.
I plan on taking her to the vets next week just thought if anyone had any ideas or similar experiences of this behaviour people could comment. Thanks all