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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
- Ceramic bulb vs basking bulb | Enclosures - Bearded Dragon . org
Dragons are sun worshipers, the more light the better for their mood and heath, CHE just can’t cut it You could use a CHE as a basking heat source with enough fluorescent lighting, at least 2-3 T5HO lamps for a smaller setup, but generally a white light is easier to manage for most people Click to expand
- Bearded Dragon Care Community
Take care of your bearded dragon! We have a wealth information, an active forum community, care sheets, articles, and much more! Check it out
- An Adventure With Adenovirus- What Every Owner Needs To Read
Hi everyone! Over the course of 3-4 months, I've been posting lots of questions about my dragon, Drogon I wanted to share my experience with you, especially if you're new to the forum Unfortunately, Drogon was diagnosed with adenovirus, a common virus among bearded dragons What is
- HUGE Custom Enclosure with waterfall | DIY
This is for my new young bearded dragons 4x2x2 enclosure with 18 uvb uva light fixture A 100 watt daylight basking bulb and a 75 watt nighttime bulb Everything you see was made by me except the food bowl Base floor level with tile And 2 higher levels for daytime basking and nighttime
- Infrared light | Enclosures - Bearded Dragon . org
During the day the dragons need lots of bright clear light (like the sunlight they'd get in their natural homeland) and at night they should have no lights on as even the red lights can disrupt their sleep and leave you with tired, cranky dragons
- High white blood cells and LDH in bloodwork. | Beardie ER
We got a new girl at the age of 2 months after losing our last dragon to kidney disease at the age of only one year old back at the end of October She is now 4 months old and has been growing, seems energetic (When we take her out of tank, she loves to run around and climb and explore), eats
- Juvenile Beardie Behavior | Behavior
Sometimes dragons may not recognize us right away This often happens when the intensity of the UV spectrum in the lighting changes when going outside You can lean in front of the terrarium and your face will be illuminated by the UV source This is just a guess
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