First two mornings, I caught Ali yawning and stretching his beard. He even got me yawning after seeing him. That's normal, right? He's not gasping or anything. He had a bacterial infection which was treated with Albon and pinworms which were treated with Panacur. He's done with all his medicine. Tests came out negative after the last dose of Panacur and everything's fine.
A Little Info on his tank and what I feed him.
He's active, happy, and doing what bearded dragons do when he comes out of his tank.
His tank's cleaned once a month, spot cleaned every day with hand sanitizer. (Doesn't bother him one bit.) Plants soaked in bleach around the monthly cleaning, branches soaked in bleach and aired out for at least a week. (I have other branches for him to use. I don't put in all of them so he'll have something to bask on while they're soaking.)
Tank Size: 45-50 gallon reptile habitat
Lights: Reptisun 10.0 Tube UVB bulb, 100 watt basking bulb, a 100 watt CHE (Which will be here in a week.)
Substrate: Paper towels, no repti-sand, calci-sand.
Water: Mist his food, given a bath every other day.
Diet: Collard Greens, Baby Food Squash, occasional baby food sweet potato, occasional strawberry, parsley, once a month: Small thin slice of banana. Mustard greens, turnip greens, occasional pear, apples. I tried cactus pad, but he didn't like them. He picked through his salad. I don't feed romaine lettuce or any kind of lettuces. No spinach. Gutloaded Crickets: Dusted with Calcium w/vitamin D3. 2 superworms every other day as a treat. I don't feed mealworms, feed carrots-only once in a while and when he needs water. (I gave him grated carrots when I first took him home. He had trouble going to the bathroom. The carrots gave him water and he went right away. He goes twice a day now.)
A Little Info on his tank and what I feed him.
He's active, happy, and doing what bearded dragons do when he comes out of his tank.
His tank's cleaned once a month, spot cleaned every day with hand sanitizer. (Doesn't bother him one bit.) Plants soaked in bleach around the monthly cleaning, branches soaked in bleach and aired out for at least a week. (I have other branches for him to use. I don't put in all of them so he'll have something to bask on while they're soaking.)
Tank Size: 45-50 gallon reptile habitat
Lights: Reptisun 10.0 Tube UVB bulb, 100 watt basking bulb, a 100 watt CHE (Which will be here in a week.)
Substrate: Paper towels, no repti-sand, calci-sand.
Water: Mist his food, given a bath every other day.
Diet: Collard Greens, Baby Food Squash, occasional baby food sweet potato, occasional strawberry, parsley, once a month: Small thin slice of banana. Mustard greens, turnip greens, occasional pear, apples. I tried cactus pad, but he didn't like them. He picked through his salad. I don't feed romaine lettuce or any kind of lettuces. No spinach. Gutloaded Crickets: Dusted with Calcium w/vitamin D3. 2 superworms every other day as a treat. I don't feed mealworms, feed carrots-only once in a while and when he needs water. (I gave him grated carrots when I first took him home. He had trouble going to the bathroom. The carrots gave him water and he went right away. He goes twice a day now.)