Hi! I keep multiple reptiles, but my question today is about Mushu, my rescue bearded dragon. It’s been a year since I’ve had her and she is definitely healthy, and has all of the right requirements for her enclosure. I am currently super chronically ill, so for the past 8 months I have only been able to hold her for 30 minutes to an hour a day. She is constantly scratching at the glass and rubbing her nose in it to the point where she has now rubbed off three scales (I am currently treating them). Any tips on how I could get her to stop and entertain her? I k is that some people don’t believe that they have the mental capacity to be bored, but any answers would help, thanks!
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Bearded dragon bored?
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I’ll try that, but anything I could like put in her enclosure to entertain her when I’m not around?
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Both of my males love to look out windows, watching TV, they also are in our living room so they watch us and our cats/dog...I also have a room that they 1 at a time can run around in that is a safe room and I have a UVB set up in there for them to warm up...
They love windows.
Thank you all for your suggestions! I put a dinosaur figurine in there with her and she just stared at it for like fifteen minutes tilting her head, it was adorable. Then she attacked it. As long as it entertains her. And unfortunately her cage is massive and to hard to move near a window, so I guess when I’m home I’ll let her sit there (supervised obviously)
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She could be trying to lay unfirtilized eggs as well. Maybe try to put a moist sand box in there?
