BlueGecko
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Hey all,
We have 2 3y.o bearded dragons and in the last week or so the smaller of the two has started attacking the back foot of the larger.
There's only really a weight difference more than a length difference between them, nothing dramatic (coz one like fatty foods more than greens).
We found her with a few toes bloodied and dangling and only realised who was biting when we caught her in the act (we thought it would have been the bluetongue housed with them!).
We've been putting betadine on because a few toes were chewed to the bone (now has fallen off) but if it keeps up I'll have to take her to the vet coz it will never heal.
WHY IS SHE DOING THIS ALL OF A SUDDEN? HOW CAN I STOP HER? The poor girl only has a bloodied stub for a foot and isn't very happy! She's doing a 3-legged limp. PLEASE HELP!
We have 2 3y.o bearded dragons and in the last week or so the smaller of the two has started attacking the back foot of the larger.
There's only really a weight difference more than a length difference between them, nothing dramatic (coz one like fatty foods more than greens).
We found her with a few toes bloodied and dangling and only realised who was biting when we caught her in the act (we thought it would have been the bluetongue housed with them!).
We've been putting betadine on because a few toes were chewed to the bone (now has fallen off) but if it keeps up I'll have to take her to the vet coz it will never heal.
WHY IS SHE DOING THIS ALL OF A SUDDEN? HOW CAN I STOP HER? The poor girl only has a bloodied stub for a foot and isn't very happy! She's doing a 3-legged limp. PLEASE HELP!