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BD smelly is this natural

lyndz

Hatchling Dragon
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Ha all, jeb has a light smell about him kind of like a light urine smell. It's not always there that I can tell. His tank is keeps clean all food and BM's removed daily, but he hates bath time (maby once a week) and he tolerates a spray down!
Any ideas? Reptile cleaner?
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Jon Macintosh

Juvenile Dragon
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136
Location
Missouri
Are his bowel movements smelly as well? If so, that could be a sign of parasites.

Otherwise - to assist in ridding the smell, continue the baths but try using a baby toothbrush, no other kind, and lightly scrub him.
After a few times (so weeks) the smell should subside.

This isn't uncommon.
 

lyndz

Hatchling Dragon
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Ok yes his BM's are smell but the always have bin I have noticed a few un digested legs in his bm in the last few days. Should I bath daily??
 

Jon Macintosh

Juvenile Dragon
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136
Location
Missouri
I assume you mean cricket legs?

I wouldn't advise bathing daily - but then again some people do!
To assist with the smell I would go 2-3x per week as a maximum.

Personally I only do weekly soaks and Merlin doesn't have a "foul" smell.
 

lyndz

Hatchling Dragon
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39
Yes I mean cricket legs
I just gave him a warm bath as per the thread on bathing and he enjoyed it after he did a massive poop.
So ill up date in a week or so
 

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