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I have a roughly 4 year old female Beardie who seems happy in a 40 gallon starter tank. I have more than enough room for her to move around in, climb, and she is in a room that has a panoramic view of the outside. As an aside. there are four large windows with horizontal blinds on each one. Three of them are easily accessible. The fourth is not, so many times I don't make the effort to open the fourth one. Also, because there are pictures of the family on that side, the sun is fading them. When I come down in the morning and open three of them, my B.D. will turn and look at the fourth window. It is very cute.
But to the problem. It is not unusual for my B.D. Lady, to go to the bathroom maybe once every two weeks. It has aways been that way. What I don't understand, and here is the real problem, is that when the temperature hits anywhere above 87 degrees, she bolts to the cooler side and stays there the whole day. I have felt her whenever I take her out to interact and she does feel cool. And it certainly explains that since she is cold, her metabolism is slow, and she is not digesting properly and therefore, no B.M. Her food intake is fine. She has a voracious appetite and I strongly believe, but can't confirm, that parasites are not the problem.
What in the world could be going on here?
But to the problem. It is not unusual for my B.D. Lady, to go to the bathroom maybe once every two weeks. It has aways been that way. What I don't understand, and here is the real problem, is that when the temperature hits anywhere above 87 degrees, she bolts to the cooler side and stays there the whole day. I have felt her whenever I take her out to interact and she does feel cool. And it certainly explains that since she is cold, her metabolism is slow, and she is not digesting properly and therefore, no B.M. Her food intake is fine. She has a voracious appetite and I strongly believe, but can't confirm, that parasites are not the problem.
What in the world could be going on here?