Very Lazy getting worried please HELP

[japcarsBrett]

Hi first of all, all my temps are fine lights are all good nothing has changed in the viv and the viv hasn't moved etc he is over a year old now and is only 18 inches long weighs 465 grams, my bd will hardley move all day he never eats his veggies anymore he used to whilst i was at work now he will only eat the locusts morio worms i feed him when i get home but no veggies anyway when he is in is tank he will hardly move around he always used to run around and be fully active now he will hardley do anything even when i take him out all he will do is find somewhere close and dig (sort of in the carpet lol) and start to fall asleep when he goes back to his viv same thing dig and sleep i know its not brumation as he came out of that in February he is right next to a window and he will stare at it all day and move really slowly around the viv looking at the window like a bird will attack him so even out of his viv same thing no moving and stare's at the window so when i put the blind down to help he will just find somewhere and sleep like its night time even though all lights are on and its early, he really isn't active anymore he won't even move to his basking spot in the morning unless i put him there he will just stare at the window and not move but then i try and help him by putting the blind down and like i said he will just dig and sleep what can i do to make him more active and get over his fear of the window???? its starting to really worry me as i don't want him to get so lazy unfit and unhealthy from it. can someone please help
Thanks

 

[japcarsBrett]

can anyone suggest or help me out please
Thanks

 

[tazznzeppelin]

I would get a fecal test done. Sometimes parasites can make them very lethargic.
Amy

 

[japcarsBrett]

Hi, thanks for your reply thing is there isn't any reptile vet around near me think the closest is a good 1 and half away but i will have to do this sooner rather than later but i work during the week i cant do it then as they will be closed time i get there after work and weekends they are open saturday till 1:00pm but i work till 12pm so again they will be closed and on Sunday they aren't open and my misses works at the same place as me so not much luck there, so i will have to book a day off work soon and get it done.
Thanks

 

[tattykassy]

I know this doesn't have to do with your issue, but you mention a lot of digging that your beardie seems to be doing.
Are you sure that it is a boy?
I'm no expert, but from what I remember reading in other people's posts about various things, I seem to recall a lot of mention of digging behaviour by females when they are getting ready to lay eggs. You need to provide them with a dig-box to lay their eggs in....

If your dragon happens to be female, and is in need of depositing eggs, you should provide a space for her to do that and then up her vitamin and calcium intake. From what I remember reading, creating eggs is very hard on the dragon and it uses up a lot of their own nutrients and minerals to create them, perhaps if your dragon is female and creating eggs, she could be lethargic because her body is so lacking in essential nutrients that a regular diet and calcium/vitamin regimen would normally take care of.


Just a thought, I could be wrong. If the fecal sample is awhile from now, or you did one and nothing came of it, check the sex of your dragon. Who knows, it could be that simple.

 

[japcarsBrett]

its defiantly a male as he is a year and half old i had someone on here check when i got him and he is defiantly 100% male but thanks for your reply