Blood in beardie's poop(i think)

[BrieBrie]

This could be why he's glass surfing so much - try setting him on the back of a couch or chair in front of a window

Sorry I'm a bit confused? So the size of the tank might be the issue? And what do u mean by setting him down on those areas, what might that do. And I will try it out for sure. I have taken him on to the couch in my house before and then he will eventually start wondering around the house.

 

[BrieBrie]

This could be why he's glass surfing so much - try setting him on the back of a couch or chair in front of a window

 

[KarrieRee]

Sorry I'm a bit confused? So the size of the tank might be the issue? And what do u mean by setting him down on those areas, what might that do. And I will try it out for sure. I have taken him on to the couch in my house before and then he will eventually start wondering around the house.

Dragons will out grow the tank-- so if he's feeling cramped they will glass surf- they like looking out windows - optimal size for a adult dragon is a 4x2x2 or 120 gallon

 

[BrieBrie]

Dragons will out grow the tank-- so if he's feeling cramped they will glass surf- they like looking out windows - optimal size for a adult dragon is a 4x2x2 or 120 gallon

Alright, I'm going to try and save up for one or find one with a payment plan, I'm so broke . Looking back I should've become more well versed in taking care of a bearded dragon before I took one on, financially at least, I didn't realize and that's totally my fault. But I can't just watch him not be happy. Do you have any links to good ones or recommendations? Ty.

 

[BrieBrie]

Dragons will out grow the tank-- so if he's feeling cramped they will glass surf- they like looking out windows - optimal size for a adult dragon is a 4x2x2 or 120 gallon

Also this is off topic, how much time does he need with his lights on. Currently his schedule is 8am-8pm but I'm getting a new job and my schedule is going to change where I will need to feed him around 6:30 am before i go to work, so I wanted to know if I change his light schedule to start at 6am, what time is a good time for them to go off. Online it said that in summer time 14 hrs is good but idk if that's too much.

 

[KarrieRee]

Also this is off topic, how much time does he need with his lights on. Currently his schedule is 8am-8pm but I'm getting a new job and my schedule is going to change where I will need to feed him around 6:30 am before i go to work, so I wanted to know if I change his light schedule to start at 6am, what time is a good time for them to go off. Online it said that in summer time 14 hrs is good but idk if that's too much.

14 hrs is fine- PetSmart has payment plans

 

[BrieBrie]

14 hrs is fine- PetSmart has payment plans

Ok, I'll take a look. Btw is it normal for him to get dark when I take him out on my house or put him near the window? Like maybe just because he's not used to it. I'm sorry to keep asking questions btw, I just want to make sure I'm doing what I can for him.

 

[KarrieRee]

Ok, I'll take a look. Btw is it normal for him to get dark when I take him out on my house or put him near the window? Like maybe just because he's not used to it. I'm sorry to keep asking questions btw, I just want to make sure I'm doing what I can for him.

If he's in the sun he's absorbing heat