Weight and Length Chart

[JIMMIA]

I know each beardie has their own metabolism (diet), and they all grow at difference paces but ——-> anyone know a rough idea on a Weight and Length Chart ? please because it’s goood my little darling is eating but - I need to know like am I over feeding her or under feeding her etc as today on the 3rd of November, she weighs just under 50 grams and is 28 centimetres, I’ve had her just over 6 months but in her time she possibly 8 months as don’t know how old she was when I got her, and I remember when she was just 8 grams

 

[kingofnobbys]

I simply place my growing young lizards in a tub (if they are small enough) inone of these http://www.google.com.au/shopping/product/5202543928292073571?lsf=seller:100862862,store:7845468593860992541&prds=oid:3885049522850970690&q=1l+storage+tubs&hl=en&ei=hpPdW8-KK9Xw9QPvhLWAAg&lsft=gclid:Cj0KCQjwjvXeBRDDARIsAC38TP4mm2spRYcxSAUNd2u9qAaQm5QMOxsgkEnHUyU8DcDJRfZ0J7P7zbQaArnzEALw_wcB
I simply use an electric soldering iron to make airholes in two sides.
This way I get the skink or dragon to sit safely on the glass topped electronic kitchen scales (be sure to zero the scales using weighing when empty.

Bigger skinks and dragons I sit in an open tub of suitable size (entire lizard goes in) .

I weigh at the same time on a Saturday and keep track of the weight in a graph.
I don't bother measuring my lizard's lengths , only length that is meaningful is vent to tip of snout length , total length is too prone to error and tails that have been nipped.

 

[Janelle]

Remembering that they all grow at their own rates, I still like to reference these growth charts sometimes for reassurance. They're a good example of the variety you can have in sizes.
http://www.beautifuldragons.com/Growth.html

 

[kingofnobbys]

This is how I graph the growth of my lizards :