I have a baby beareded dragon {3 to 4 weekes years old} and 1 day it is colored the next it is raelly dark? - beareded dragons fire and ice
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Friday, February 5, 2010
Beareded Dragons Fire And Ice I Have A Baby Beareded Dragon {3 To 4 Weekes Years Old} And 1 Day It Is Colored The Next It Is Raelly Dark?
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There could be many things that you are, what comes to mind that draw cold b Geting a darker color in the heat of the race and it might b full of free things, e - mail
I do not really know what the problem is, I think you are stressed. We have a baby crested gecko, if there was a local reptile show, and when we arrived, it red, but one days later, almost like another gecko. Things to know. It might be too cold ..... or vitamins may not be enough ..... We hope that all goes well
depending on what you bought, you can change colors
Things could look different. Is it in a glass container. If so, try to put in a place where they do not get angry or much of it. or cover the front of the cage less emphasis on the nature LIL see.the sing better. What type of lighting is used for this? Full Spectrum is a choice. Give him vitamins. D3 is a necessity. Soon, you'll need some vegetables. This is similar temporary. Make some views of a few pages of attention and maybe even understand the situation, what is there. not fatal, nothing. If this continues to call and ask a vet. All veterinarians Goodwill The address is right. Hope this helps a little
You need more light. The indicator light heat and UVB light.
The temperature on the basking site should be 100 - 110f.
You should definitely invest in a UV-ReptiGlo 10.0. It should be replaced every 6 months.
Good luck
They are darker when cold and stress. What are your time? Pilgrim is measured with a digital thermometer and should be 105F for a baby. UVB rays are also necessary.
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My friend was a bearded dragon but usually dark before they weep, but I'm no expert in this case would suggest searching online, and maybe take a few books.
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