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- CRITICAL CARE NUTRITION AND FLUID THERAPY IN REPTILES
Many of the reptiles that are presented for emergency care are chronically dehydrated and volume depleted These patients require fluid therapy and parenteral routes should be used in those with signs of moderate to severe signs Intravenous or intraosseous routes are reserved for cases of acute volume depletion or those that need colloids or glucose
- Sexing Your Bearded Dragon
Written by Alex Sleeis in 2001 Introduction There are many rumors about how to tell the difference between a male and a female bearded dragon Many beliefs are based in fact, but are not as absolute as many would have you believe The myths: Some say that females are smaller than males Some say
- Bearded Dragon Heating Guide
What type of bulb makes a good basking bulb? Why do I need one? A basking bulb is essential for keeping your bearded dragon warm and helping it regulate its body temperature Basking helps beardies to digest their food and maintain their metabolism and immune system Experienced bearded dragon
- Natural sunlight vs MVB or uvb bulbs | Lighting Enclosures
My dragons in the summer spend most sunny days playing and sunning themselves outside and in natural sun but in the winter in Connecticut, they are stuck indoors - I always out in new fresh bulbs before we go in for the winter
- Geriatric Beardie Care | Health - Bearded Dragon . org
I've been thinking about creating a thread where people can give tips and share their experiences with caring for very old bearded dragons , I think most would be very pleased if their pet dragon lived past 8 - 10 years old , and there are instances of bearded dragons living to be over 21 years
- Whats the opinion on excavator clay? - Bearded Dragon . org
Sorry for the late reply, I've only just gotten arround to making a dig box with the excavator clay due to moving and graduating college I've been quite bussy and short on money Anyways, I just introduced a litterbox full of excavator clay into the vivarium I let the clay only partially dry so my beardie could dig for himself a little bit Well instead of digging he preoccupied himself with
- Bearded Dragon . org Forums
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- Witblit Bearded Dragon | General Discussion
Hi everyone, I have recently discovered witblit bearded dragons and would love to own one However, I have seen that they are very expensive Does anyone know where I could find them for cheaper? Thank you :)
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