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brumation??

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Hello everyone. I think my bearded dragon is going into brumation. She has been just staying in the same spot and just stares. I tried putting a couple crickets in her cage and she didn't even look at them. Its like she's a zombie. She hasn't been sleeping during the day but looks tired. Does this sound like brumation? I have a uvb light, a white bulb heat lamp, and a red bulb heat lamp on 12 hours a day but a few minutes ago I decided to turn off the white heat lamp and the uvb light but left the red on for a little heat. It made it darker in there so if she wants to sleep she can. Is this the right thing to do?:shrug01:
 
Leave the lights on like you normally would (in the winter I do 10-11 hrs) and soak her in warm water twice a week for 20 min. to keep her hydrated.

As long as she was acting normal before she got sleepy, it is most likely brumation.
 
personally i took the lights off for mines he sleeps better,hes been down since sept,i wake him up every 2-3 weeks for a bathe,he might stay up due to the bath for a day or so and eat some worms then poop and back to sleep.
 
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