Signs of dehydration new too the beardie scene help help!!!

[Brandondragon1]

Hello my name is brandon I love my dragon he is a normal red and Orange dragon he is approximately eight weeks old his in a 20 gallon with a reptisun 10.0 HO tube fixture getting a 40 gallon soon as he a little bigger he eats around 20-25 crickets a day takes about too poops a day always never less maybe more sometimes dust all his crickets with repcal calcium with d3 6 days a week and repcal multivitamins ounce a week always feed greens every other day vegetables on the days I don't always sprinkle with calcium and multi vitamins same as with crickets he don't eat em tho I spary him 3 times daily he don't drink it tho not that I see anyways bath ounce a week he don't drink from it either but his so healthy and fat and eats like a champ also just wanted to know signs so just in case since i don't see him lick water from the bath or off him or eat his greens or veggies witch have water just currious fellas thanks all pics of him wear taking recently last 3 days or so

 

[NattyB]

He looks fine. What is the problem?? Dragons get all their moisture from vegetables, crickets etc and baths every now and then. They don't require drink bottles as that only creates a humid atmosphere which they hate. Remember they are desert creatures

 

[Taterbug]

Typical Symptoms being sunken eyes, unusually bunchy/tented skin, sometimes lack of appetite is from dehydration (digestion requires lots of moisture), as well as lethargy. Constipation can also be a symptom of inadequate hydration.

Water needs to go in via the mouth, so making sure the greens are fresh and juicy and that your feeders are well hydrated goes a long way. I spray Pepper in the morning but only as much as he will drink - 3x a day is probably a bit much especially since he isn't drinking it. Sometimes adding a little juice or squeezing a berry in the water and offering by a dripped will get him to take the water better.