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Mother of Dragons 90

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Hey,

I have two bearded dragons. They're in 2 separate tanks.

One of them is eating and basking normally.

The other one hasn't been eating well (she has 2 small roaches a day when I put her bowl in front of her), isn't active and doesn't really bask.

I'm extremely worried since this is new behavior. They are both about 4 months old.

Anyone go through this and/or have any experience/advice?
 

Hdrydr31

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What are your temps for the one not doing well?? How long have you had them? have they been seen by a reptile vet?
 

PatsyB

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Any time one isn't eating you want to recheck your temps and make sure they are still correct. Anything can change, the weather outside, moving something in the tank, a draft, just the slightest thing can throw the temps off.
 

Mother of Dragons 90

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Thank you. I took her to a reptile vet. He said I have a good set up and I'm taking good care of them. He recommended that I add something to their diet (in addition to the roaches, greens, vegies).They also took an x-ray and blood work. X-ray came out clear so he's thinking it an infection. Were waiting on the blood work and I hope hope hope that comes back clear. As of now he has me giving her antibiotics.
 

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