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Posted by: BDlvr at Mon Jan 25 17:25:11 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BDlvr ] Every dragon is different. But, dark coloration is also used to absorb heat. I would try raising the basking spot to the 110-115 range. If a dragon stays in the hottest part most of the time the basking spot is too cool. If the basking spot is too hot the dragon will not use it. I wouldn't feed collards either. I do well with mustard greens for baby dragons. One of the best parts about them is that they are not flat so they make a nice 3 dimensional salad, maybe add some dandelion or romaine for diversity. Put a bottomful of water in the salad bowl and the the salad will stay fresh all day. I use an eyedropper to drip water on their noses to get them to drink. For a baby I'd do it at least once a day. I really think stress is overrated so I would fool with some other possible causes. | ||
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