Interesting article about providing water for our dragons.
http://reptileapartment.com/water-bearded-dragons/
http://reptileapartment.com/water-bearded-dragons/
Try going through the browser version instead of Tapatalk. Also try copying and pasting the link to a browser. Hope it works for yaHmmm I can't get the link to work, or their home site. I wonder if it's down for a bit?
Hard to argue with scientific studies on these animals but once again i find a conflicting recommendation. On a podcast called Reptile LivingRoom an interview with longtime breeder Mark Romansky reveals that he has bathed his dragons every day for over 25 yrs. in order to avoid shedding issues and has never had a problem. Obv, i am not a breeder, I'm just trying to make one dragon happy and if they don't absorb water through their scales at all (and benefit only by drinking the bath water) then i'm leaning toward less baths. She was shedding her neck and back today and i decided not to bathe her
I don't have any experience with translucents but I do believe you are correct given their lack of scales to protect themselves..also different when it comes to temps and basking lightingI do have a little bowl of water in the cool end. I read that translucents benefit from slightly more humidity. Happy to be corrected if that’s wrong.
I don't have any experience with translucents but I do believe you are correct given their lack of scales to protect themselves..also different when it comes to temps and basking lighting
Can you show us a picture of him? We love pictures here [emoji2]Ours does have scales. He’s a “normal” as far as scales go but has the trans trait which means he has jet black eyes and lacks white pigment in his colouring.
Here you goCan you show us a picture of him? We love pictures here [emoji2]
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He looks so handsome [emoji23]Here you go![]()
Yes, I wasn’t sure whether the lack of pigment means his skin is materially different. He seems to be doing well with his little bowl of water.He looks so handsome [emoji23]
Idk if they do need any different kind of treatment than regular beardies. Only one I would guess needs extra precaution would be silkbacks, as they have no scales
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Thank you.Yeah I don't think the scales on him are different than any other physically, other than being transparent. I think if I'm correct, he has close to or no ability to produce melamine which is the color of the nails, scales and such. But he has the ability to produce keratin, which is the compound of scales, nails or claws, and etc..
But if he's doing good, than I think it's safe to say he's good [emoji106][emoji5]
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HOW PRECIOUS!Here you go![]()