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i went to the vet and it turns out parsites, they treated him, but just incase since he is with a female im getting her checked tomrrow at 10 45,
as for the pee i found a poop from that moring in there cage and took it and they use it and founfd the eggsof parsites,(they even let me check them out bc i asked bc i wana be a vet so it helps

as for the temps they were 105
he is in a new cage with newspaper untill he is better, i gave him 8 cickets he hasnt touched any so im hoping he will eat tommorw bc i dont wana have to get him forced feed,

as for any one with a bd not eating some tip to help mine eat will be greatly thanked like give him all the food possible like crickets and greens

thanks any other info will be thanked

thanks all for reading and you help

thanks veronicag
i hope u dont mind i have ur feed chart on my desktop so when i go with my mom shoping i can look at it to see what thing i can try with my bds

thanks gaing everyone

What kind of parasite and where did it come from?

I would seperate the two....give them some unstressfull time alone to recoperate. You may have better luck getting the male to eat that way too....
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You might as well treat the female as well. If they are both in the same cage before, then there is a very good chance she will also have parasites. The stress of being in a cage with another bearded dragon may be why he is skinny. She could be the dominant dragon in the cage and keeping him from eating properly and basically stressing him out. I would deffinitely keep him housed separated permanently, only introducing him to the female when you want the breed her, if you decide to go this route.
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