How to tell if a dragon is too thin

[Varalidaine]

Oh that's excellent! Probiotics will definitely be wonderful since meds are so harsh on their little systems. Have you tried mixing his meds with something yummy like Pangea or even some applesauce? Should help him take it more easily.

 

[Spyrosmom]

Oh that's excellent! Probiotics will definitely be wonderful since meds are so harsh on their little systems. Have you tried mixing his meds with something yummy like Pangea or even some applesauce? Should help him take it more easily.

I have not! Hmmm. I've just been syringe feeding him. But it smells and tastes like banana (I didn't taste it that's just what they told me) and he still doesn't like it so I'm not sure it would work. Plus I'm scared because he's never been highly food driven unless it's live food, so I don't think he'd eat it all. I'm just wondering if I could leave him in his tank for now, then just take him out for the last 3 treatments because he's been in the small tank for approximately 45 minutes and already hates it lol

 

[Varalidaine]

He can stay in his larger tank as long as you sanitize properly and set it up so it's easy to clean. Keep him on tile, non-stick shelf liner, paper towel, etc. And then just a few rocks/branches/resin decor. Items that are easy to bake to sanitize when he poops. No reason he can't be in his familiar home! You just don't want to use a loose substrate, even after he's better, as he'll just eventually get reinfected again.