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Thank you. I raised him since he was a baby. I used to be on here more often, but RL took a front seat. I've been hanging mostly around Facebook. But returned a few days ago to see how everything is with everyone.
PatsyB and I have been PMing each other back and forth. Plus, I have already done all that except his fecal sample. All his stuff has been in boiling water, high heat, sunlight, and blasted with coccidial cleaner off of Bearded dragon co. He is on probiotics since the first day of treatment.
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They always say that two females are good as 'tank-mates' but that is never the case.
In the wild, it's rare that two dragons are seen together as a 'mated' pair. A male and female will get together only to mate. Then they part ways. Females lay the eggs and leave them. No dragon will ever...
A lot of work.
Yes. I didn't have to buy a new tank. Just the fixtures and lights, and new decor.
They have a certain amount of healthy coccidia and pinworms- they both work in the gut. But if something causes them stress or one of the other starts to 'get out of control', they need...
There isn't enough information on this plant on whether it's toxic to beardies or not. Your best bet would be to either contact a poison control center for pets and find out.
Have you had a poop test to rule out any parasites? Also, Cilantro isn't a good staple green. Have you tried any turnip, collard, mustard, escarole, or dandelion greens? What's his basking temp like?
People research the pamphlets the store offers and are told that's the way to go. Then you have conflicting information on Google about them. That's why health issues happen with beardies. People don't understand that the care is more than what they say on the pamphlets. They don't stay small...
Pet stores are always trying to make a buck. They will sell you things you don't need. I've had a pet store trying to sell me coils, try to tell me they only need supplements once a week instead of daily. (I dust his greens twice a day and his feeders once a week.) They tried to convince me to...