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My beardie is about to shed. Is there anything i can do to help him shed? Ive heard about bathing him but he hates the water and runs away everytime i try.
Josh
 
I do not bathe my BDs to help them shed, but do let them soak now and then because they apparently like it, and because it helps clean off their ventral surfaces which sometimes wind up somewhat dirty from their own feces. I even scrub them with a kitchen sponge with the rough side, they don't mind at all. As to shedding, they shed fine without bathing.
 
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