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Here's the story:

A friend of mine, whom I haven't seen in 2 yrs but met up with a few weeks ago, has had this little girl for 13 months now. She weighs in @ 34G, and is extremely small. I went over to go see her tonight and bring some supplies (I asked him his husnbandry practices and he was way off)and I was shocked at how tiny she was. The first thing that came to mind was Lawson's Dragon. But I'm not too familiar with them so I figured i'd post picks so you all could take a look.

I figured it may be a Lawson's or a possible MBD case. She's had no UV light and he only started dusting crickets about two weeks ago when I first ran into him.

Whatdya think?

RayRay

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I would recommend checking temps, a larger cage, uvb, supplements, and a fecal check.

Rankins/lawsons are not as common, so most people with small dragons really just have small beardies (whether it is due to husbandry, genetics, other issues, etc).

Best of luck
Dana

>>I would recommend checking temps, a larger cage, uvb, supplements, and a fecal check.
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>>Rankins/lawsons are not as common, so most people with small dragons really just have small beardies (whether it is due to husbandry, genetics, other issues, etc).
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>>Best of luck
>>Dana

Agreed with Dana!

Don't know how I missed tis post earlier.... must have seen several responses and thought it had been answered already. Didn't notice they were all from the original person.
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