Lots of head bobbing alone

[raidiowires]

Hiccup is in her own tank, but she's bobbing her head a lot like she's aggressive. Shes shedding, but she should have shed her head skin already, it looks like she has. I separated her because she was being aggressive towards my older beardie, but that was days ago.
Anyway, I post too much about problems. But if someone could tell me more about this head bobbing that would be great.

 

[raidiowires]

Ohp I see her rubbing her head against some tree stumps and carpet so I think she's just shedding. Sorry!~

 

[snazzyglasses]

Good that it's only shedding!
Here are a couple other ideas just in case though:
1. Could be head bobbing at her reflection, I've heard they'll do that. Silly dragons
2. Can she see any other beardies (or small critters) from her viv? Brick freaks out when he sees Lady so we have to keep a curtain between their vivs lol

 

[raidiowires]

Good that it's only shedding!
Here are a couple other ideas just in case though:
1. Could be head bobbing at her reflection, I've heard they'll do that. Silly dragons
2. Can she see any other beardies (or small critters) from her viv? Brick freaks out when he sees Lady so we have to keep a curtain between their vivs lol

You know I have noticed her doing this when I hold Juliet. She can see me from her tank.

 

[tattykassy]

Probably see's the reflection...
Mines a male and he will head bob occasionally for no reason really, sit and stretch his beard and kinda flutter that a bit. It almost reminds me of a toad puffing up its neck, its never been black when he does it though so I assume he's stretching or showing off a bit. Surge of hormones, practising just incase something comes along and he needs to look tough.