Im new to this website but since its full of bearded dragons and beardie parents with questions I decided to post my own, this is Luna she is a female she is approx 2 years old and weighs 427.9 grams, she is around 4ft in length, is this a healthy weight for her age and size? (Idk how to post photos but I will when I figure it out)
Is my beardie healthy?
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- Sinatra, Zsa Zsa, Stumpy, Lucy
Welcome to the forum. 
Did you mean 2 foot? A 4 foot beardie would be monstrous
To add pictures click the attach files button and navigate to where you store your pictures and just choose the ones you want. You can add as many as you want.
To really be able to answer your question we need to see a couple pictures.
Did you mean 2 foot? A 4 foot beardie would be monstrous
To add pictures click the attach files button and navigate to where you store your pictures and just choose the ones you want. You can add as many as you want.
To really be able to answer your question we need to see a couple pictures.
I’ll add some pictures soonWelcome to the forum.
Did you mean 2 foot? A 4 foot beardie would be monstrous
To add pictures click the attach files button and navigate to where you store your pictures and just choose the ones you want. You can add as many as you want.
To really be able to answer your question we need to see a couple pictures.
Welcome to the forum.
Did you mean 2 foot? A 4 foot beardie would be monstrous
To add pictures click the attach files button and navigate to where you store your pictures and just choose the ones you want. You can add as many as you want.
To really be able to answer your question we need to see a couple pictures.
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- Sinatra, Zsa Zsa, Stumpy, Lucy
I never say no to more pictures 
Size really isn't important to their health other than if they are becoming obese. They grow at their on pace. You can force them to grow faster by over feeding but that can greatly compromise their health. Just feed a healthy balanced diet and enjoy your lil buddy. They are only little once and after they are grown you'll miss her being little.
Size really isn't important to their health other than if they are becoming obese. They grow at their on pace. You can force them to grow faster by over feeding but that can greatly compromise their health. Just feed a healthy balanced diet and enjoy your lil buddy. They are only little once and after they are grown you'll miss her being little.
I never say no to more pictures
Size really isn't important to their health other than if they are becoming obese. They grow at their on pace. You can force them to grow faster by over feeding but that can greatly compromise their health. Just feed a healthy balanced diet and enjoy your lil buddy. They are only little once and after they are grown you'll miss her being little.
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Mines smaller too. Females are much smaller than the males
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