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Leg paralysis? in baby beardie impaction?
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[QUOTE="Drache613, post: 1973678, member: 8309"] Hello, So sorry your dragon is having so much trouble! As suggested, your tube UVB looks good but it does need a reflector encircling the light so it is directed downward onto him. The distance needs to be closer a bit, to a 6-8 inch since it is a T8. That is a nice bulb though but it just needs to be directed towards him a little better. What type of calcium are you using, is it with or without D3 in it? Based on your description of his behavior it does sound like he is having some calcium issues right now. You might want to consider a liquid calcium for awhile to help out his levels. Let us know how he is doing. Tracie [/QUOTE]
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