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i just gave my baby(jojo)a bath for the 1st time and she loved it :)she lowered her body far down into the water and i let her soak until the water started to turn cool,i then put her on her basking rock.is this what evry1 else does?how long do u let your babies soak?oh and she haad a normal poop lastnite and 2day.(she ate 12 crickets in 2 feedings 2day):) :) :thumbsup:
 
I bath my beardy, Rupert, about once every 2 weeks. It started out just filling the bathtub with about an 1 to 1n inch and a half of luke warm water. Then let him splash around. Now that he is older, he has learned to look forward to a full fledged bath. Scrubing an all.
No, I'm not kidding. I have this big soft toothbrush that I rub him with. I scrub him lightly on the back, stomach, neck, legs and head. He absolutely loves it. Now if I don't scrub him, he just sits in the water and looks at me, like "what are waiting for, get the brush."
I have found my beardy is alot cleaner and never smells like poop with regular baths. I have picked up other peoples beardies and noticed they have a distinctive "poop" smell to them. I think if nothing else, a clean beardie is a healthy one. It also gives us time to bond every 2 weeks. :)
 
wow,that sounds soo cute.my baby is very small(5 inches from nose to the end of tail)i just got her saturday.is it ok if the water starts to get cool?ill check back 2morrow.any input would be greatly appreciated.gn and tc :) do u have a pic of him in the bathtub?
 
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