Reptileking636
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any chance my adult beardies(2 years) are starting to go into brumation? The past week or so they have all slowed down, laying on the floor of their cage, and eating a lot less. Just wondering. Thanks!
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Starting to slow down
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Brumation is most likely the case. My dragon didnt start brumating until he was 2 years as well.
But just for my own peace of mind, i always take him in to the vet every year when he starts to slow down to get him checked out and a fecal done, just in case he actually is getting sick, rather then starting brumation.
But just for my own peace of mind, i always take him in to the vet every year when he starts to slow down to get him checked out and a fecal done, just in case he actually is getting sick, rather then starting brumation.