>>if i were you i would keep his heat and lights on, see what he does, wake him up give him a drink and put him in his basking spot, if you can get a fecal when you wake him by bathing him that would be great, get that to the vet. if you put him back in, hes not interested in food and wants to go back to sleep, let him, keep his lights on but lessen the daytime hours and see what he does. he isnt too young to brumate so this may be exactly what he is doing, but if you can get a fecal to a vet that would be the best thing to do just to be sure, suddenly having your lights and heat gone for a week might be a bit stressful for the lil guy, but then it may just have been his signal that it was time for a winter nap.
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>>>>My town got hit by a BAD hurricane and I had no power for 5 1/2 days, so my 1 1/4 year old beardie had no heat.During this time I did NOT feed him because I was worried that the food would just sit in his belly and rot.Well I have had power for about a week now and he is hardly eating! As a matter of fact he has been sleeping for 4 days now......... it is to soon for burmation? Will it matter that he didnt "bulk" up the week before? Its in the low 60's this week.He did eat a little the first 3 days after the power came back.Do I turn off his heat sources? (I already did, so I guess I should ask....do I turn them back on)
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>>>>Please give me some advice.
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>>>>Thank you in advance
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>>>>DragonGirly
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>>>>Thank you to the 2 people who saw this post the first time
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>>>>Owned by 1 bearded dragon, 2 Leapord geckos,1 iguana, 2 cats,1 dog , 2 wonderful kids and a husband
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Just got the phone with my vet, she gave me the exact same advice.......great going!! Thank you so much 
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Owned by 1 bearded dragon, 2 Leapord geckos,1 iguana, 2 cats,1 dog , 2 wonderful kids and a husband
