My Bearded dragon has died. Can anyone tell me why?

[Aleena]

I am so sorry to hear of your loss! It sounds like you've already got the same answers I would have given though, it would have been nice to have a fecal floatation done by a vet for parasites to see if that was the case. I would have thought impaction as well with the bottom being swollen, but it sounds like that has already been counted out as it was consistently pooping every day. Good luck with your next BD and don't let this one instance cause you to give up on yourself. There is so much misinformation out there for BD owners that it's absolutely absurd. That's why we're all here, so that we can ask questions from people who actually raise BD's and have had perhaps similar experiences and may know more about what's going on. The information that I've been given on this site has improved my BD's home life quite considerably, they are much happier and healthier dragons since we found this site.

 

[mylizard]

The computer won’t let my save the photo of the viv. The photo was bad anyway. Its actuary 70cm tall. There’s a 61cm log that goes up and the highest point is 41cm. we have then attached a vine branch thing that is 50cm long. It’s one Long Branch until it reaches 30cm. then it splits in to two branches. Attached to one of the branches is a fake plant that he likes to sleep in. there’s an exo terra XL cave and a rock pile. There’s a meal worm bowl and exo terra median feeding bowl and exo terra large water bowl. There is also an exo terra feeding rock. All of these are in the cool section besides the log with the end closes to the ground in the hot end and then it moves to the cool end. In the hot end he has another log that’s stands up and is 30cm high. This is supported by a rock stricter made for aquariums. This is also directly under the heat bulb. Then there is a 120cm long UV light that is about 30cm away from the ground that it’s attached to the back.