does lucy look dehydrated?

[nene]

 

[Elora]

Perhaps you cold post a photo of her back. usually thats where the skin gets all werid if they are dehydrated from my experience

 

[nene]

here is a picture of her back

 

[Ethelia]

Hello there,

I cant tell you for sure myself, there doesnt seem to be any wrinkleing, but if you are worried about her hydration the best thing you can do is put her on a bathing routine 3 times a week or more.
Run a bath up to her armpits of warm (not hot) water and place her in for at least 15 minutes. Keep a close eye on them and make sure the temp stays warm.
They absorb water through their vents so it is simpley the best way of hydrating them.

If she thrashes around and looks upset just leave her in. Some dragons take alot of getting used to the bath.

Holly

 

[nene]

Ok. Thanks!

 

[frog]

Ya, ans you can try giving her water with a spray bottle over her nose, and if she is thirsty she will drink it. I do that with mine sometimes.

 

[LittleRob]

OKay so what is the best way to hydrate Lucy per say. Bathing her, giving her water, and would injecting her be good also and if so why would you inject if a vet recommends this. But is eating well or more than wel and her crikets are well gutloaded. And gets baths every other day?