Why is my bearded dragon digging in the corner?
Bearded dragons can start digging for several reasons, but none of them are something to get worked up over. The most common reasons for digging are trying to find a better basking spot, females preparing to lay eggs, and beardies getting ready for brumation.
Why is my bearded dragon not eating anything?
When our bearded dragons stop eating, we as owners start to panic. You worry if you’re doing something wrong, or if your beardie is sick. There are a few reasons why this might be happening, and some helpful solutions are listed below. Bearded dragons can stop eating or lose their appetite for a variety of reasons.
What kind of day does a bearded dragon have?
Bearded dragons are active lizards and they spend their days walking around the tank, eating or hunting for food, climbing, basking and generally exploring. But sometimes, your bearded dragon might become lethargic due to different reasons.
What should I do if my bearded dragon wont poop?
If your bearded dragon hasn’t pooped in a while and isn’t eating normally, it could be impacted. Give it a few drops of olive, vegetable oil or mineral oil then give baths. Also, feed it some natural laxatives – pumpkin puree, applesauce. Bathing will stimulate pooping.
Why does a bearded dragon need a high temp?
Dragons need fairly high temperatures to survive, one of the main reasons for these temps is to help them properly digest their food. If they’re digesting their food, they’re not getting all of the benefits from that food which is not ideal, especially for baby and juvenile dragons.
Why is my bearded dragon not eating or moving?
If your bearded dragon is not eating, they might be suffering from impaction. This isn’t something that many new owners are familiar with, so let’s explain it for a second. Impaction is a buildup in the gut or intestines that can’t be moved by normal digestive or colon contractions.
Can a bearded dragon eat too much?
When a bearded dragon eats food that is too large it puts pressure on their spinal cord during the digestion process. If the pressure lasts too long it can cause long term paralysis or even death. If you suspect your bearded dragon has eaten something that is too large, you need to keep them off their stomach.
What is a healthy bearded dragon diet?
Bearded dragons are omnivores and can eat a variety of things. Normally your bearded dragon’s diet will consist of vegetables, insects, and non-citrus fruit. When you give your beardie insects you will need to make sure that the insect isn’t too big for your dragon to eat.
What (not) to feed my bearded dragon?
Avocados and rhubarb are toxic and should not be a part of your bearded dragon diet. It is also advised not to feed lettuce to your bearded dragon because it lacks any real nutritional value. Lettuce contains a high proportion of water, feeding it to bearded dragon can cause different problems such as diarrhea.
