>>Thanks for the reply. I give him water everyday, either in a warm bath or with a dropper. And he drinks it up. I even give him electrodize to stimulate hunger and behavior. The tank is very bright and warm, 105 F. basking spot and i have UVA bulbs as well.

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>>I do have other beardies. One is housed with him who is the complete opposite from him, and is a month older. And another one who is 19 months old and she is very docile but i dont trust to put them together because of size.



If everything else is good and the one you have housed with him is a pig he's probably the cause of your problems.



I'd seperate them as soon as you can. If you can't seperate them right away at least feed the new one seperately somehow. Again, that's only if it is impossible to get them in seperate enclosures because that is what you really should probably do.



Also, I don't know if you got them at the same time or not but if you didn't you should make sure to quarantine any new animals you get. If the new one is sick you're subjecting the other one to that illness.



I think you should probably also take the new one to the vet. Bring a fecal sample with you. With the added stress there's no doubt a good chance he's got an overload of parasites.
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Rob

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