NurseRatchet
Hatchling Dragon
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Energetic, active, juvenile beardie with good appetite, good coordination, and pulsing eyes. I've googled it, asked a breeder, talked to owners... no one's seen it or heard of it. Is this normal?
I have not heard of this ----- your lighting in the tank is a huge factor for overall health including the eyes -- please go over the basking bulb your using brand of bulb NO colored bulbs yellowish off white or daytime bulbs please ---- UVB is it a coil or a long tube fixture? Please post a video of the eyes on you tube post the link pleaseEnergetic, active, juvenile beardie with good appetite, good coordination, and pulsing eyes. I've googled it, asked a breeder, talked to owners... no one's seen it or heard of it. Is this normal?
Zilla slimline T8 dessert hood, 10.0 bulb.I have not heard of this ----- your lighting in the tank is a huge factor for overall health including the eyes -- please go over the basking bulb your using brand of bulb NO colored bulbs yellowish off white or daytime bulbs please ---- UVB is it a coil or a long tube fixture? Please post a video of the eyes on you tube post the link please
Zilla slimline T8 dessert hood, 10.0 bulb.
50watt flukers basking bulb. Hot spot sits at about 107 at highest basking point. Cool side 85. 12 hour auto on/off light cycle. Humidity 34-45 depending on time of day.
Humidity is good if it's w/ a digital probe hygrometer analogs are inaccurate - the T 8 needs to be unobstructed w/ the bulb exposed- please change the bulb out to a reptisun 10.0 T better quality bulb-- place directly above the basking decor 6-8 inches- it sounds good w/ your lighting - please record on YouTube of the eyes and post link - we need to have the vet tech on here take a look-- her name is Tracie she can give her inputZilla slimline T8 dessert hood, 10.0 bulb.
50watt flukers basking bulb. Hot spot sits at about 107 at highest basking point. Cool side 85. 12 hour auto on/off light cycle. Humidity 34-45 depending on time of day.
Yes a few times it is on here -- and I see the pulsating --- gonna have Tracie take a look - shes on late at night-- I have also reached out to another person as wellIs the video showing?
Idk - let's see if Tracie has seen this before-Thanks for checking on it. It's both eyes simultaneously, I just couldn't get a straight on video, and the pulsing coincides with his pulse. Otherwise absolutely normal, zero signs of distressed or discomfort. My mind jumped to aneurysms or hypertension or vascular diseases, but couldn't find anyone whose experienced this. Maybe he's just quirky?
And it's constant, even while asleepThanks for checking on it. It's both eyes simultaneously, I just couldn't get a straight on video, and the pulsing coincides with his pulse. Otherwise absolutely normal, zero signs of distressed or discomfort. My mind jumped to aneurysms or hypertension or vascular diseases, but couldn't find anyone whose experienced this. Maybe he's just quirky?
I brought him home June 5th. I can't say I noticed it at all until a few days before my original post, July 7th maybe? He had a noticeable growth spurt and the eye thing came with it. He's in his new enclosure with new arcadia UVB and stronger heat bulb. New basking spot averages 108F. But with the larger enclosure, the far end is only 80. It's only a 48x 18x 18, but it's glass and doesn't seem to like to hold the heat on the cool side.Hello,
That is very odd. I do have to think it is synonymous with the heart beat. I have personally never
seen that before. It isn't a twitching then, since you mentioned it happens when he sleeps. How
long has this been going on, as long as you have had him?
It is possible that it could be a vitamin or mineral deficiency perhaps. You are also changing his
UVB light to an Arcadia tube bulb, correct?
It is a good sign though, that he eats well, is active & isn't showing a black beard or stress right now.
Tracie