Is my beardie dead?

[Arbitere14]

Hey, I am almost certain my bearded dragon passed today, but I want to confirm, as I am terrified to pronounce him dead when he is not. He appeared to be normal as I left the house this morning, but when I got home his beard was black, his eyes were half shut, his limbs felt stiff, he was not responsive to touch, and did not appear to be breathing. I flipped him on his back and he did not have any reaction to that either. He was only 4 years old, which is one of the reasons I am so concerned, and has acted completely normal until now. Any help with confirming would be appreciated.

 

[Sadie]

Hey, I am almost certain my bearded dragon passed today, but I want to confirm, as I am terrified to pronounce him dead when he is not. He appeared to be normal as I left the house this morning, but when I got home his beard was black, his eyes were half shut, his limbs felt stiff, he was not responsive to touch, and did not appear to be breathing. I flipped him on his back and he did not have any reaction to that either. He was only 4 years old, which is one of the reasons I am so concerned, and has acted completely normal until now. Any help with confirming would be appreciated.

I am so sorry to hear this - here are some signs for beardies that are dying
I dont know if this will help -
SIGNS THAT A BEARDED DRAGON IS DYING

• Their skin looks grey or dull looking – but they are not shedding.
• They become lethargic, uninterested and unresponsive – but they are not in brumation.
• They will stop eating.
• The eyes appear sunken or droopy.
• They may spend more time in the cool end.
• If they are attempting to move they will may drag themselves along – This can be distressing to witness.
• They appear to have “given up”.
• Their breathing will become very shallow.