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my male seem skinny for his size any solutions

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look i have a male beardie that is 15 inches and weighs 127 to 129 grams he eats daily and get insects every other day his head is big and he also has round belly and fat base tail near the legs his width is 2inches but he doesnt seem to gain anymore weight then what hes at and his eight months old his cage temps are right and he get uv by light and by sun light when we get sunny days any suggestion:eek:
 
From what I have noticed with a few of mine, at that age, they are teenagers and it takes till they are a little older to fill out some.

You also should take him to the vet & have a fecal done to see if he has worms.
 
look i have a male beardie that is 15 inches and weighs 127 to 129 grams he eats daily and get insects every other day his head is big and he also has round belly and fat base tail near the legs his width is 2inches but he doesnt seem to gain anymore weight then what hes at and his eight months old his cage temps are right and he get uv by light and by sun light when we get sunny days any suggestion:eek:

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Dragons need to be tested and treated regularly for internal parasites.not saying yours has anything it's something you have to do with dragons.

Take a fresh stool sample to a vet for a fecal exam.
 
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