Bearded dragons are oviparous (produce young by eggs) and can deliver multiple clutches a year. Bearded dragon’s are one of the most prolific breeders of all lizards. Females have 2 germinal beds in each ovary and all four can be active at the same time. This means a new clutch can be started before the …
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Yellow fungus in bearded dragons is often picked up on by pet owners when their bearded dragons skin is yellow, brown or black in patches, but what exactly is it? Article by Dr. Donald Buchanan, companion animal veterinarian practicing in Nova Scotia, Canada. CANV (Chrysosporium anamorph of Nannizziopsis vriesii) is a fairly newly defined pathogen …
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Are your bearded dragons legs not working? Two possible causes for a bearded dragon’s legs to stop working are impaction and metabolic bone disease (MBD), or nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism (NSHP). This article focuses on NSHP. Article by Dr. Donald Buchanan (DVM), companion animal veterinarian practicing in Nova Scotia, Canada. Signs of MBD in Bearded Dragons …
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