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RE: Whats average grams lost weekly?

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Posted by: Moonstone at Sat Jan 1 21:20:34 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Moonstone ]  
   

I say no. It needs to be kept to acceptable levels. Not sure how brumation and the slowing down of the system would affect it. I do know that dragons should be in top shape before putting them in brumation, and that means no coccidia. Any decent vet should know that.
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