How to tell if they're upset?

[emleebee]

Okay, this might be a silly question...but is there anything to look for besides bearding or struggling or hiding if anything I'm doing is stressing her out? Any really subtle signs I might not have noticed?

I'm asking because there have been multiple things going on that are "supposed" to stress her out or I've been warned to be careful about...and nothing seems to upset her. She's eaten and had normal bowel movements ever since I got her home, no relocation stress. She bearded once the first time she saw the cat, but ever since she just seems to ignore them. She hangs out on me and will try to explore, but has cuddled since I first started getting her out. She doesn't like me having to manipulate her legs to put a harness on her, but doesn't care once its on. She has been going through a shed and while she hid for a day or two when her tail first started shedding, no difference since (she's been eating normally and doesn't mind being handled).

Do I just have a very chill lizard? She seems to be very healthy, she eats well (including some veggies!), has regular bowel movements, will run around and jump, has clear eyes, etc. She had some very light stress marks when the lights first come in on the morning before she warms up, but besides that her belly is pretty creamy. She's somewhere around 4 months (at the beginning of August, I was told she was 2-3 months) and about 13 inches, I don't have a weight on her.

 

[Bwalter]

sometimes beardies aren't bothered with much. My girl who I got when she was little, doesn't stress about anything. The girl I rescued last year stresses about everything, just depends on the beardie.