thats what i do too
ive always realized how short Blue is in comparison to other beardies, but when i heard Sonics length i thougt i would post about it. teehee.
she is i THINK 16 inches at almost (about) 1 year 4 months. not terribly short, just a little shorter than average.
her tail is soooooo short! it is, im like Blue what's up with your tail girl???
and there is no nip or anything, it does have a kink at the end.
she not lacking in, girth, ha, in any way :shock: and is strong and muscular, but i see all these 19, 20, 21 inch beardies. i know the tail has alot to do with length.
it would be really interesting to do a thread on the snout to vent length i think, rather than tip to tail, just to see how much of difference that makes. my short tail Blue :mrgreen:
CURIOUS ABOUT LEXI ....
im still curious as to why Lexi's spin is so sunk down like a trench with the bones up around it, versus most underweight/malnourished beardie i see have a raised spine, or the spine just is so prominent b/c they are lack weight around it.
Deb, you got any ideas? this baffles me, b/c most every picture i see of rescue beardies or sick beardies, skinny beardies, the spine is very well seen, unlike Lexi's whose is so dipped down, OR the bones around it have just grown in such a warped way that they are simply higher than the spine?
anyone have thoughts? thanks, its been a burning question in my mind, and i meant to ask the vet. i havent really seen a beardie whose spine looks like that .... ???
thank yall!!!
~Em
ive always realized how short Blue is in comparison to other beardies, but when i heard Sonics length i thougt i would post about it. teehee.
she is i THINK 16 inches at almost (about) 1 year 4 months. not terribly short, just a little shorter than average.
her tail is soooooo short! it is, im like Blue what's up with your tail girl???
and there is no nip or anything, it does have a kink at the end.
she not lacking in, girth, ha, in any way :shock: and is strong and muscular, but i see all these 19, 20, 21 inch beardies. i know the tail has alot to do with length.
it would be really interesting to do a thread on the snout to vent length i think, rather than tip to tail, just to see how much of difference that makes. my short tail Blue :mrgreen:
CURIOUS ABOUT LEXI ....
im still curious as to why Lexi's spin is so sunk down like a trench with the bones up around it, versus most underweight/malnourished beardie i see have a raised spine, or the spine just is so prominent b/c they are lack weight around it.
Deb, you got any ideas? this baffles me, b/c most every picture i see of rescue beardies or sick beardies, skinny beardies, the spine is very well seen, unlike Lexi's whose is so dipped down, OR the bones around it have just grown in such a warped way that they are simply higher than the spine?
anyone have thoughts? thanks, its been a burning question in my mind, and i meant to ask the vet. i havent really seen a beardie whose spine looks like that .... ???
thank yall!!!
~Em