Weird!!! Is my beardie brumating in March? Advice?

[ryanaeon]

Drogo went to sleep at 5pm yesterday, which is the first time he's done that.
I woke up today at 10 and turned on his light as usual ( his sleep circle was 10 to 10) but he just poked his head out slightly, and then slept again!
So I left some salads in the bowl, and at 6pm I came back from lecture and he's in the same spot,
His eyes were open. He hasn't poop all day today so I gave him a bath, but he still didn't poop after 20 minutes. So I dried him up and put him in the basking spot.
I put some new veggies outside of the tank, to test if he wants to eat it or not.

After about 5 mins hesitation he went out and ate them, he went back in basking for another 5 minutes, and went into the cave to sleep again!

His colour is his natural yellow, no signs of blackness anywhere and yesterday he was outside the tank for a while, maybe he detected the coldness outside of the room ( should be around 20 degrees celsius)?

It's quite weird that he's brumating in March, I'm in London.

and he's around 1.2 years old.

Oh and the last time he pooped was yesterday, the stool looked normal, and no strong odours.
Any advice?

 

[TheDragonKeepers]

Could well be. I've known dragons go down at all kinds of odd times - Mocha insists on brumating in September, whilst most of the others won't even think about it until November.
If he's not displaying any other indications of illness and he's pooping okay, I wouldn't worry too much. Maybe get a fecal sample in just to check over, but otherwise, just make sure he's getting his baths.