Two of my males go crazy in the morning. Running, climbing, glass-dancing...until they poop...ha. Then they're calm again. Their poop isn't as formed as the others though...it's not a pile of mush, but it's not quite as solid either. Should I be worried? Might turn into a health question, rather than behavior question now.
I've had fecals done a few months ago and treated them for coccidia. Then retested and results were negative. They should still be clean but I can recheck again, no problem.
Setup: Each has their own 3ftx2ft tank. Tile floor, Reptisun 10.0 tube, 100w/150w basking lights (one dragon's tank is taller than the other so I had to get a higher wattage to make up for the bigger tank...plus my house is cold bc a/c). Basking temps 96-103 degrees. 102-103 is the highest peak. Cold end 80-85 degrees. One boy is 5 months, the other 4 months. Baths 3x/wk...we live in dry AZ. Fresh veggies every morning: mustard greens, collard greens, dandelion greens, butternut squash. 40-80 crix/day each. Dusted with calcium 1x/day. Multi 3x/wk. Small supers as treats every few days...2-3 each. Hope I didn't miss anything.
Oh and:
5 month old is 420g, 19"
4 month old is 218g, 15"
I've had fecals done a few months ago and treated them for coccidia. Then retested and results were negative. They should still be clean but I can recheck again, no problem.
Setup: Each has their own 3ftx2ft tank. Tile floor, Reptisun 10.0 tube, 100w/150w basking lights (one dragon's tank is taller than the other so I had to get a higher wattage to make up for the bigger tank...plus my house is cold bc a/c). Basking temps 96-103 degrees. 102-103 is the highest peak. Cold end 80-85 degrees. One boy is 5 months, the other 4 months. Baths 3x/wk...we live in dry AZ. Fresh veggies every morning: mustard greens, collard greens, dandelion greens, butternut squash. 40-80 crix/day each. Dusted with calcium 1x/day. Multi 3x/wk. Small supers as treats every few days...2-3 each. Hope I didn't miss anything.
Oh and:
5 month old is 420g, 19"
4 month old is 218g, 15"