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    A Bearded Pretend Hunger Strike

    Yes, i only feed dubias. He gets hornworms, and Phoenix Worms as treats. However his daily staple is dubias.
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    A Bearded Pretend Hunger Strike

    Just as I predicted....the dubias were waiting for me when I got home just now; popped some out into his dish; he saw the dish and rocketed off the hammock and smashed right into the glass doors.....aimed right for the dish lol....if that door was open he would have shot right out of the...
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    A Bearded Pretend Hunger Strike

    So the past couple days I haven't had any dubias; as I ran out and am waiting on my new order...(Arrives today)(I hope)... And Ody has been putting on a show; I offer him his greens every morning and freshen them up when I return home after work. However since it is just greens lately and no...
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    Vet appointment

    This is the gentlest feeding I have ever seen ☺ Ody just vacuums everything....he's a chipmonk.....storing everything in his neck pouch... @RaeAnn sorry to hear about the worms, but the good news is you know now and have taken action. I wish you and spyra well. And a speedy recovery to spyra.
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    Shedding issue or ?

    Thanks I'll keep an eye on him. I was worried because I don't want him to ever suffer from retained shed...squeezing and cutting off circulation :(
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    Shedding issue or ?

    Lately (past week or so) I have been worried about what looks like stuck shed. It could be current shed or I have no idea; the entire tail went white at once; but the last half didn't shed. The images may be difficult to see because he just got out of a soak; but there's a strange degrade...
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    Humidity

    Anywhere between 30 and 60% is fine. Another member covered that humidity is not a problem. Mold and fungal blooms are. Humidity is necessary for proper respiratory function. But being in a closed box full of mold and fungal spores without ventilation to remove them will cause health issues...
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    Odin - The Growth is Godly

    @Hdrydr That's a great idea. Last time I tried he was not covered....and he was not into it...I was worried I'd end up hurting him on accident so I took a pass. I'll try that method this weekend and. See how it goes. @laswabbie lol....it's funny you said that....whenever I tell people I have a...
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    Odin - The Growth is Godly

    I forgot to mention....he literally just ate a minute before these pics.....his fat lumpy neck is full of his enemies.... OH! also his noodle toe on the back left leg; his nail is growing back completely normal!
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    Odin - The Growth is Godly

    So I just got this guy on March 15th @ 6.5" and today he measured in @15.5" He's quite the beast; even tried to eat my measuring cord...... Here's some new and updated Pics. . . Some of you will remember him from when he was a baby. Are his Nails too long? I have an issue cutting them...
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    How do you feed you dragon?

    Just did this for his 2nd feed today and it worked perfectly. Thank you very much for this great advice. I heard of it before for the breeding tubs....no idea why it didn't dawn on me to do for the feeding dish.
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    How do you feed you dragon?

    I too feed using a plastic bin that they "cant" get out of...however we've just moved up to mediums and they are getting out lol.....so I have to watch and assist....Odin is kind of......um....lol special....if the Roaches don't move he doesn't see them...so I have to poke them to make them run...
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    Juvenile Beardy won't eat veggies/fruits

    I dust my feeders in calcium powder (just enough to cover the dubias.) and dump it all in the tub; I then after he's finished off all the dubias sprinkle the calcium powder over his greens. Not every day; (not sure of the factual information here; but it works for me.) I "believe" that the left...
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    Strange Video

    In the wild a beardy will eat whatever it can catch and swallow. In captivity is best not to take unnecessary risks. It's neat to watch them eat, but impaction is always out there as a risk.
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    Skittish and shedding... help??

    Hello and congrats on your little guy Harold. Just want to add to Hdrydr a little. The licking is great it's how they learn their areas and us. However as Hdrydr pointed out the bonding of a baby beard can be, not always but can be time consuming and frustrating. If your son is younger...
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