It is possible to be genetic in any species, also neurological, but the only time I've seen that in bearded dragons, the droopy eyes each time have been a symptom of renal function/failure or malabsorbtion of Vitamin B or both.



If vitamin B malabsorbtion, you can increase the B vitamins with brewers yeast used as a dusting on crickets.



Here are some links you might want to read.

www.beautifuldragons.com/ look under health and droopy eyes

www.anapsid.org/eyebulge.html Droopy eyes and renal problems

www.cvm.uiuc.edu/petcolumns/showarticle.cfm?id=23 Neurological and droopy eyelids



There are also some on Hypothyroidism and Vitamin B, but I could not find the links yet.
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• Help!! Droopy eyelids! - kapeed, Wed Aug 4 23:21:57 2004
• There are a few things that can cause this - CheriS, Thu Aug 5 01:20:57 2004
• RE: Help!! Droopy eyelids! - kakadu, Thu Aug 5 01:22:35 2004
• Nevermind, you beat me to that post. - kakadu, Thu Aug 5 01:23:34 2004
• Extra input is always valuable n/p - CheriS, Thu Aug 5 01:38:48 2004
• even if that info comes from me? lol np - dragonsbynature, Thu Aug 5 01:42:09 2004
• Your info is fine... but it's Jessica pictures that are interesting - CheriS, Thu Aug 5 01:55:37 2004
• LMAO.... - dragonsbynature, Thu Aug 5 02:04:15 2004
• Hey are you doing Daytona this year? n/p - CheriS, Thu Aug 5 22:16:11 2004
• no, not this year... - dragonsbynature, Sat Aug 7 01:43:19 2004