Makennastone323
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My bearded dragon Billie(female) has been glass surfing a lot lately. A little over a month ago I had taken her to vet to get checked out because she had been very lethargic and the vet told me that her problem was that she wasn’t getting enough heat. So I got a screen lid and put a makeshift tinfoil covering on it to help trap the heat in more, as well as add an extra uvb light behind the heat lamp that he said I should do. After that she became much more active and the heat factor didn’t seem to be a problem anymore, but not long after Billie started to glass surf a lot. At first I thought she was just bored or hungry because she would do it early in the morning shortly after the heat lamp turned on, but after a while it became so constant that it was the only thing she did anymore, and even if I take her out of the tank she’ll usually just go over to the tank again and glass surf from the outside. This has gone on for so long now she’s even beginning to eat less, but I have no idea what could be causing her so much stress
The tank is 60 gallons and there’s a little hammock in the corner that she can lay on or go under for shade from time to time if she gets overheated. There’s always a water bowl in there and a food dish with either greens or T-Rex brand dry formula and for meat she either eats dubia roaches or crickets. I don’t have a thermometer to measure the exact temperature in the tank, but whenever I pick her up she seems nice and warm and alert.
The tank is 60 gallons and there’s a little hammock in the corner that she can lay on or go under for shade from time to time if she gets overheated. There’s always a water bowl in there and a food dish with either greens or T-Rex brand dry formula and for meat she either eats dubia roaches or crickets. I don’t have a thermometer to measure the exact temperature in the tank, but whenever I pick her up she seems nice and warm and alert.