Drunk acting

[KarrieRee]

He has a thermometer in each side. Temp is a little low. 92

the UVB bulb is like 5-6 months old.

Thermometer is a stick on or a digital probe thermometer-

 

[JAMIEHA]

Thermometer is a stick on or a digital probe thermometer-

It’s on the wall. I guess a stick on

 

[KarrieRee]

It’s on the wall. I guess a stick on

Ok you want 2 digital probe thermometers - place the probe on the spot he sits for basking 10 min or so get the temps-- stick ons are good for ambient temps

 

[colbertf]

This is a temperature probe that I have used and use for nightime ,

Amazon.com

also alternatively could she use a Digital Laser Temperature Gun to check temperature , I got this one on amazon,

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071NBJJ2Q/

I use a dimmer switch on a halogen bulb for the heat source, and if it helps, I created this video for my pet sitter to show him how to check temperature using the gun.

If any of this is not accurate @KarrieRee please correct me

 

[KarrieRee]

IR guns are good but cannot read off of hammocks and certain basking materials- like slate

 

[Hazelthebeardeddragon]

He has a thermometer in each side. Temp is a little low. 92

the UVB bulb is like 5-6 months old.

He has a thermometer in each side. Temp is a little low. 92

the UVB bulb is like 5-6 months old.

To get the temp up a little for now you can put tin foil on top of the tank however you probably need to change the bulb. Youu need a 100W or a 150W bulb. I use the flukers basking bulb, that is on Amazon. But there are more options. I will put some links below. Exo Terra Sun-Glo Daylight Halogen Lamp, 150-Watt https://a.co/d/bTPu2zr, Fluker's Basking Spotlight Bulbs for Reptiles https://a.co/d/bc73ktB, Zoo Med Reptile Basking Spot Lamps 150 Watts (4 Pack) Amazon.com. These all have 100W options on Amazon I believe.

 

[KarrieRee]

You need the digital probe thermometers - you don't want to cook your dragon

 

[Drache613]

Hello,

The primary thing needing to be changed would be your lighting for the UVB. That is most likely
what is causing that type of behaviour & jerky movement. He isn't able to process his calcium or
other vitamins/minerals. It looks neurological.
Are you using the digital probe thermometer to measure the temperatures during the day?
This happened suddenly?

Tracie