OperationReggie
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My lil guy doesnt hiccup often he only does it after i have sprayed him with water, is it because he has drunk the water to fast? i have read that its possible for them to hiccup after been given water
Hiccups?
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What are you seeing that you interpret as a hiccup? Can you take a video and post it (you can upload to vimeo or youtube etc and post the link)? I see them flare their beards quickly after eating sometimes which looks like a burp or hiccup.
OperationReggie
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He doesnt do it often, what happend was i fed him some greens and then misted him he then went up to the basking area and he is also still in shed on some parts he just a little puff of his bearded and his body move a little bit. I wont be able to get a video since this doesnt happen often
It's possibly related to the burp/hiccup I mentioned. He also may be stretching the beard to help with the shed. Either way it's pretty normal behavior.
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Ok thank you very much
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