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She has been eating like a horse and continues to do so. Veggies are almost always fresh but are occasionally frozen. Her crickets are always gutloaded at home by me and are fed a diet of fresh veggies and flukers cricket feed.

For supplements she gets straight calcium carbonate 1-2x weekly and a multivitimin once every week to two weeks.

She will drink standing water and i usually keep a small water dish in with her to keep the humidity around 30%. I only take the water dish out when there are crickets in her cage as they jump in and die if there is a water dish.

If anyone has any other questions about her set up feel free to ask...I think i have included everything.

But I was using a plastic bin and a under water heater. and in here in Arizona its getting real hot. so anyways i keep the incubator in my closet and i haven't gone in there for a while, and when i looked all the water was gone so i put about 8 gallons of water back in and i notice the heater melted a big whole in the plastic and the water was all over my carpet.

Her belly doesn't feel swollen or hard and her behavior is completely normal. I have been giving her lengthy (20-25min) soaks every two to three days for the last week and a half and still i have seen no poo.

She is a 3 year old, 20inch, 672gram female that i have had since she was about 5 inches long. I have never had any problems witht he regularity of her fecals before this.

A 90gallon tank. Basking temps of 105-110degrees (they were a bit higher but she refuses to bask if they get above 110). Cool end temps of 75-85degrees. Substrate is indoor/outdoor carpeting. She has several basking spots both in the cool and warm sides of her enclosure. She also has a couple of hiding spots. She has a UVB bulb that was replaced last month that she can get within 10inches of.

Her diet consists of about 75-90% veggies (Staples: collards, endive, escarole, dandelion greens [when i can find them], "Spices": yellow and orange pepper, green beans, carrots, purple cabbage, various kinds of squash, various kinds of fresh pod peas, fresh berries, bananas) and about 2510% protein (pinkies, crickets, mealworms, superworms, waxworms).

There is a cut on the sole of this foot which I have been cleaning every day with medical disinfectant swabs that the vet prescribed for reptile usage. I have had him at the vets for x-rays, and all his bones appear to be strong, no breakage anywhere. He had a bout of coccidia and pinworms last year that the vet prescribed Albon and Panacur, which was followed up with Acidophiliz to get his gut-flora rebalanced.

The only thing I can guess at is MBD, but the x-rays don't show anything. I'm now guessing bloodwork to determine if there is MBD and/or any infection as well as another fecal sample (which HAS been a while since the last one was done). Shed skin is NOT the culprit, as all digits are clear of skin, all the way down to the nails. Draconis is alert but does limp pitifully when he walks. This is really driving me batty.

I have a female and a male bearded dragon caged together and this past Saturday (May 14th) she laid eggs. I am pretty sure that they are furtile eggs, but that is not my problem. My female has not started to eat again after laying the eggs.

Okay, that is my setup. Despite all of this, my beardie is showing two digits on his right-front foot swelling, as well as part of his forearm, but no discoloration. His rear right foot is also swollen somewhat, with his longest digit sticking out.

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