Bearding & Shaking/Jerking??? Edit - W/VIDEO

[KairaandTaz08]

Please work on the lighting/heating. That's very important.
Somebody else will probably go into the problems with male/female/allowing multiple beardies to be together...so I won't say anything. You are trying to get everything right housing-wise & stuff, so that's what I'm going to concentrate on.
Signs of parasites: runny poop, very smelly poop, loss or decrease in appetite, weight loss, not basking enough, lethargic (sp?), and in extreme cases seizures and loss of balance
Those are the ones I can name off the top of my head. Your beardie isn't having a seizure in the video, though. Parasites are common in beardies, it's always good to just get a fecal done to check. How old is Turbo, though? This is a different beardie, right? Lazy doesn't equal parasites all of the time. As they get older, they can become more lazy...like Kaira lol. And she's the same way...she's a lot more active outside of her tank, than inside. I already asked about her being that way and that is fairly normal as they get older. (She's spoiled, too :roll: ). But he doesn't have trouble walking or anything?
Abi

 

[xJaZx]

THey certainly are not housed together. The only time they are together is if I take them out at the same time for baths or playing or w/e. They have their own tanks.

Turbo is 4 1/2 months old. He has always been on the lazy side. He basks/regulates normal he just isnt as feisty for food as the little one is, i notice now. However she looks like she wasn't offered as much food as him so he probably knows there will always be food there for him so he doesn't have to go spaztic for it lol.

I usually give him a salad around lunch time, and its in there for the rest of the day. Sometimes I give it to him in the morning but usually its when I go home for lunch (which is daily).