Scratching at the glass

[Morgan12311]

My beardie is getting up on his back legs and scratching at the glass he never did this at the apartment. I don’t know if it’s normal or not I’ve only had him for a few months (6 months) I just moved so I don’t know if it’s him trying to get used to the new house or not. I’m worried that I’m doing something I’ve looked it up but I can’t find anything. If anyone knows what’s going and could help me out that would be amazing.

 

[xp29]

My beardie is getting up on his back legs and scratching at the glass he never did this at the apartment. I don’t know if it’s normal or not I’ve only had him for a few months (6 months) I just moved so I don’t know if it’s him trying to get used to the new house or not. I’m worried that I’m doing something I’ve looked it up but I can’t find anything. If anyone knows what’s going and could help me out that would be amazing.

He's saying "lets zme out hooman"!!!
But seriously they do that. Make sure your lights are on par, and you habitat isn't to small. Otherwise humor him as much as you can. They do love to be out.

 

[NickAVD]

Sometimes they don't like being in the terrarium because the temperature is too high. I agree, the heat lamps should be checked first.

 

[Morgan12311]

He's saying "lets zme out hooman"!!!
But seriously they do that. Make sure your lights are on par, and you habitat isn't to small. Otherwise humor him as much as you can. They do love to be out.

I get him out every time thank you

 

[Qibli-Bib]

this is very normal they will do it for many different reasons, mine dose it out of boredom or if he's been basking for a while .

 

[ChileanTaco]

He's saying "lets zme out hooman"!!!
But seriously they do that.

That, but I've also observed: Loving standing and looking out. But on the glass, they often slip sideways.
A short time I had the impression my dragon starts "glass surfing", but observed closely, he just likes to stand there and if he's just getting the position right, he might stand there for 15 minutes and so. If he slips off, he tries again.
What I then did: Provided him with a approx. horizontal branch at a height where his front feet are when standing, and he's using this well. So, he's now standing there like a person on a bar waiting for the next drink or so He does that primarily when observing me doing something (eating, crafts) on a table opposite his enclosure.

(For being let out mine does something different: Lay down somewhere where I can pick him up easily. Then his eyes follow me )