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My dragon is doing same thing except he is still eating, so I'm not sure if he is wanting to brumate or just being lazy. He doesn't get out of bed even if he is awake; he will only bask for an hour or so after eating; and if I put him up on his branch in the afternoon, he'll jump right down...

I'm sorry for your loss. R.I.P. Spiky :(

Aww, babies are so cute! Congrats!

Silkworms, hornworms, superworms, or other types of roaches can be used. I personally liked using lateralis and silks. Mealworms are hard to digest, a lot of people say never feed them to your dragon.

Variety is always best, but a well established dubia colony can surely support one young dragon. I suppose if you can provide ~50 nymphs per day, it'll be fine. They'll eat less bugs and more greens when they grow.

Nice to know that Monsoon don't have to wander the streets and have a loving family to care for him now! Yea let's see some pics!!

My dragon likes Choi Sum (a type of Asian green). He will not eat anything that is not green in color, so no favourite fruit or vegetables. I tried chayote, butternut squash, papaya, watermelon, apples, carrots...etc, he just won't touch any of them. He also doesn't like dandelion and endive...

In the meantime before you can get a proper UVB bulb, you can take the dragon outside for some natural sunlight. :)

Thanks Whitney! Weetbix is a spoiled kid, haha.

Took a couple videos of Weetbix today, please click on the image to watch. :) Weetbix is one busy dragon enjoying his playtime: Having lunch, he won't eat the overturned roach, how picky!

Cute! I recently also let my beardie out of his tank, so fun watching them walk around (and then try to run off, lol).

She is very pretty!

I asked my vet about this, she is an exotic vet. She told me she had heard people talked about how desert animal don't need much water, but that was complete misinformation. With bearded dragons, she said even bathing 1-2 times per week is not enough to keep them well hydrated; unless the dragon...

Nice beardies!

So I took Weetbix for check up after his fecal exam turned up positive. Our vet checked him physically, he is well hydrated and fine in all sort of ways. However, his feces had coccidia, flagellates, and maybe ascarids (vet showed me the microscopic view of these). But since Weetbix is showing...