Bearded dragon under belly yellow but doesn’t look like yellow fungus HELPP!!!!

[Elpachi_jr]

My beardi is around 6-7 months old and I noticed he has a yellow belly today and I don’t know what it is all his temp are good measuring around 105-110. He’s not been eating normal lately either but I just thought he was brumating but I don’t know he’s my first reptile and I’ve had him since a lil baby please help me guys!! I also give him vegetables every day and feed him crickets as well if he eats it.

 

[mamaof2dragons]

he's to young to be brumating but it could be he is getting ready to shed my spike would change color like that right before he shed. my sweet Stryker does it too before she sheds and she gets cranky and won't eat just wants to sleep and be left alone.

 

[BeardedHippy]

do you have him on sand or some other lose substrate? sometimes the colour can leech out and dye the underside of a dragon. The contrasting lines on his underside look like he has layed in something.

 

[Elpachi_jr]

do you have him on sand or some other lose substrate? sometimes the colour can leech out and dye the underside of a dragon. The contrasting lines on his underside look like he has layed in something.

No I have him on green repti carpet I might be taking him to the vet just to double make sure you know

 

[Elpachi_jr]

he's to young to be brumating but it could be he is getting ready to shed my spike would change color like that right before he shed. my sweet Stryker does it too before she sheds and she gets cranky and won't eat just wants to sleep and be left alone.

He’s been getting better yesterday he ate around lik 10 crickets and his vegis. But he’s had that color under him for a while like I’d say about 1 month probably

 

[Elpachi_jr]

Guys nvm y’all where right lol I was over reacting for no reason lol. It’s was his skin shedding. I came home and all of it came off and he is back to normalThank you all for the response

 

[mamaof2dragons]

you were right in your concern though but just know your gonna be a great beardie guardian.