Still brumating?

[Hazelthebeardeddragon]

Is it normal for my beardie to still be brumating? She hasn’t ate in a while and hasn’t came out to explore her new 2x2x4. Is this ok or should I be waking her up?

 

[KarrieRee]

Is it normal for my beardie to still be brumating? She hasn’t ate in a while and hasn’t came out to explore her new 2x2x4. Is this ok or should I be waking her up?

How long? Has she had any water since?

 

[Hazelthebeardeddragon]

How long? Has she had any water since?

Since early December and no, I’ve woke her up some and got her to eat a lil and she basked then went right back into brumation.

 

[KarrieRee]

Since early December and no, I’ve woke her up some and got her to eat a lil and she basked then went right back into brumation.

They can brumate up to 3 months - I wouldnt let it go any longer than that- get her out every couple of weeks and offer water - get a weight on her and keep track of it - weigh in grams kitchen food scale -

 

[Drache613]

Hello,

What is her age right now?
The average time for brumation is usually around 3-5 months but most of the time we don't let brumation run longer than 4 or 5 months. It greatly depends due to
the age & condition of the dragon.
If you have an adult who isn't losing any weight & has
no health problems a little longer brumation is fine.
As Karrie suggested, it is always a good idea to bring
them out to weigh them & hydrate them if needed during
the brumation phase.

Tracie