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Bearded Dragon Egg
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Good Afternoon,
We have a 1 year old BD called Ronda. Who has never been a massive eater.
We have had her checked over a few times by the seller and he confirms she is a good weight and looks healthy.
However she goes through periods of not wanting any food live or veg, and then subsequently not passing any waste.
The latest episode of this has now lasted about a week.
We replaced the strip light in the vivarium a week ago, after discussing this with the seller. And it does not seem to have worked.
She seems very lethargic and lacking energy, and spends most the day with her head up against the wall.
Please see pictures attached, which shows setup/temperatures at each end of enclosure and Ronda herself. She does seem a little bloated around the belly.
We mostly try her with - Moria Worms / Locusts / Wax Worms and she is not interested in any veggies at all.
Welcome any guidance here as to whether the vivarium is not correctly laid out or heated. Or dietary suggestions to reset her eating pattern.
Thank you, Ian Mitchell.
We have a 1 year old BD called Ronda. Who has never been a massive eater.
We have had her checked over a few times by the seller and he confirms she is a good weight and looks healthy.
However she goes through periods of not wanting any food live or veg, and then subsequently not passing any waste.
The latest episode of this has now lasted about a week.
We replaced the strip light in the vivarium a week ago, after discussing this with the seller. And it does not seem to have worked.
She seems very lethargic and lacking energy, and spends most the day with her head up against the wall.
Please see pictures attached, which shows setup/temperatures at each end of enclosure and Ronda herself. She does seem a little bloated around the belly.
We mostly try her with - Moria Worms / Locusts / Wax Worms and she is not interested in any veggies at all.
Welcome any guidance here as to whether the vivarium is not correctly laid out or heated. Or dietary suggestions to reset her eating pattern.
Thank you, Ian Mitchell.
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