That looks fun. I noticed he was looking at you with love in his eyes. He must have really liked it.

i have a bearded dragon and she LOVES swimming. i give her baths and if i don’t put enough water in it so that she could swim, she gets all mad and puffy, unless i put more water in it then she does her a float and she’s a lot calmer then.

@rhyaloveaux

4 жыл бұрын

Haha that’s cute

@lacieskinner6927

4 жыл бұрын

Same here but my berdy is a boy and is shedding now when wE tack him to the pet store they said he is the biggest berdy ever we put him in shows alot

@adanonios-4622

4 жыл бұрын

Where can u get bearded dragons

@kittyqween555

4 жыл бұрын

BloodThirsty_ MiTrI i recommend finding a local breeder or a breeder that can ship to u! chain pet stores is not the best place to get animals of any sort.

@adanonios-4622

4 жыл бұрын

banana opossums thank you

Finally someone with water thats is THE best way

My lizard needs this!😂

My bestie has a beardie and i babysit him sometimes when they have to take trips for work. He always has problems with sheds right over his nose and that is the only place he has ever had problems. Normally she just takes a pair of tweezers and plucks the end of the tip off his nose. It comes off super easy, the little guy just doesnt like rubbing his nose on stuff.

omg Thanks!!!! This video rlly helped!💕

I'm worried about oxygen in the container. Can they breathe well? I'm thinking about getting a beardie and want to be ready

@TyeDyedIguana

4 жыл бұрын

It's just a temporary holding container. We use them if an animal needs to be soaked, or treated, or held during enclosure cleaning. They aren't very airtight and in the short amount of time they are in there, there's no risk of running out of air.

@migimocol

Жыл бұрын

Me too 😳

Thought we weren't supposed to touch and rub the 3rd eye?

@TyeDyedIguana

9 ай бұрын

It helps them to detect light. It's part of the reason you might spook them if you come at them from above, and it helps regulate their circadian rhythm so you don't want to mess with light cycles or permanently cover it, but quick temporary touching to address health concerns like stuck shed won't harm anything.

the soft tooth brush works great to rub it off gentle

@bunnytail1370

Жыл бұрын

I wondered if taping a tooth brush to the tank would help out. The dragon could scratch when he needs too.

Be careful with the container! Don’t fill it with water because the lizard might get a respiratory infection.

@TyeDyedIguana

3 жыл бұрын

They are not likely to end up with a respiratory infection from a short period of time in a few inches of water. RI's are usually caused by poor care and incorrect humidity within the enclosure.

Found this off of KZread and my beaded Toby is safe from finding this

Is it safe for the dragon to drink the water with the shed assistant in it??

@TyeDyedIguana

Жыл бұрын

The ingredients themselves are usually things like oils or aloe vera, but we don't recommend the dragon be allowed to drink it. It might be worth giving the dragon a bath in non-treated water first to let them drink as much as they want before using the products.

He is saying come on let me out

thanks for this! if you dont mind me asking, is it possible to keep the lid off for the soak or is it neccesary?

@TyeDyedIguana

Жыл бұрын

We keep the lid on for the dragon's safety, so they don't decide to jump out on us. It also helps trap a little more humidity in the box, which is fine for a short period of time. The lids aren't completely airtight on these bins. If you give them a large enough bin that there's no risk of them hopping out and getting injured, then you don't necessarily need a lid.

@_-Blair-_

Жыл бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana try!

Hey uh I know I’m late I have a baby red morph bearded dragon and how many inches or millimeters should I fill it up?

@TyeDyedIguana

Күн бұрын

It's going to entirely depend on the current size of the bearded dragon, we can't give you an exact number. You want to only fill it up just enough that they can keep their head easily above the water and you'll want to supervise the bath at all times. Don't walk away from them, especially as babies!

@JadeDaRat

Күн бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana okay

I don't agree with the kid being closed with no wholes on it

@TyeDyedIguana

2 жыл бұрын

There is plenty of air for the short time the bearded dragon is in the bin, and the lids are not airtight.

My bearded dragons rub against me when they shed. And one doesn't stop until I take the loose bits off lol. So I don't think taking off shed hurts them. Obviously if it's not ready don't do it. But you can see it's kinda loose so🤷‍♀️

@TyeDyedIguana

4 жыл бұрын

If it's coming off with a gentle rub, that's usually not an issue. Soaking the bearded dragon helps to soften shedding skin. What we don't want anyone to do is pick or pull on dry skin that isn't ready to shed, it can take new, fragile skin off with it and cause injury and bleeding.

@kiwikiwi7286

4 жыл бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana I agree. If you have to pull then it isn't ready lol. I've seen ppl on yt do that alot, which is cringy tbh. Idk if my bearded dragon just hates shedding. But my older one always rubs it off continuously until it's all off, besides the ones that are attached really well. Like and it's not just loose shed, like where it's poking out, she like peels it back when she rubs it like a crazy person, so I do just help her out, because she's doing it anyway. I give her a nice bath pretty much all the time when she sheds, so maybe that's why. She's never started bleeding by it. But I think you can definitely tell what's ready and what's not. Personally I see two layers, where skin overlaps her scales. She's a really great shredder. Her sister isn't as good, where this rule definitely stands, because she doesn't have that same layer that happens, where it's clearly loose, so I think it depends on the dragon. Or mine is just a pain tolerant crackhead lol

do you have to dechlorinate the water before bathing them in it? and for the water you give them

@TyeDyedIguana

2 жыл бұрын

For just simple baths, we don't. We offer RO water for drinking for all of our animals. Bearded dragons aren't as sensitive as say, frogs, so the little bit of chlorine in tap water isn't a problem.

Is that SANDDD

No hate to you guys at Tye-Dyed Iguanas, but I have a bearded dragon and he stays in a 120 gallon. I think the minimum enclosure size should be a 75 gallon for an adult. That bearded dragon looks like an adult. Am I wrong?

@TyeDyedIguana

4 жыл бұрын

The 40 gallon breeder tanks (and the kits) are what we would consider to be the bare minimum - the smallest size possible that would allow correct temperatures. It's what we keep ours in here and they do just fine. That being said, there's nothing wrong with providing as much space as possible, especially for very large or very active dragons.

@shortygotherown

Жыл бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana 40 gallons is small for adult beardie in captivity. Just curious, do your beardies get plenty of outside the tank roaming/play time? Mine are in two separate 120 gallon virariums and they both get to run around separately for as long as they want every day.

@shortygotherown

Жыл бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana Also thank for posting this video. One of my beardies skin has been peeling for about two weeks now and it’s driving me crazy not to help peel it. I just do warm water soaks and he seems relieved afterwards. I’m going to try that zoo med product you posted.

how do you keep the bath water warm??? the water chills pretty quick for me and my beardie hates it

@TyeDyedIguana

3 жыл бұрын

It will cool off over time, but it generally doesn't bother them. If your beardie doesn't like it, then you may just have to replace the water with fresh lukewarm water until you're done.

@We_laugh0420

2 жыл бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana little late of a comment but for my 8 year old beardie that is picky with everything even bath time. I clean the sink with a reptile friendly cleaner plug the sink and run the water lukewarm constantly. It also promotes him to drink because he won’t drink any other way.

Does shedding mean he is growing? Do they quit shedding when fully grown? Love dragons.Ty.

@TyeDyedIguana

5 жыл бұрын

Shedding does mean the animal is growing! Reptiles actually never really stop growing! They may hit their "maximum" size and it will slow down, but even older dragons and reptiles still shed.

@bonniehawkins2979

5 жыл бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana Ok. Ty for the education. :)

@lacieskinner6927

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

Is that sand in the enclosure??? I thought that was not recommended and also I thought you never want to create a humid environment for a bearded dragon because it can cause respiratory problems. Also please put some holes in that bath container

@TyeDyedIguana

3 жыл бұрын

Loose substrate is not an issue with proper husbandry. Higher humidity is only an issue over longer periods of time, a small bath will not cause respiratory issues. The bins are not air tight and is not a problem for the 15 minutes or so they may be in there.

I accidentally pulled the shedding off should I worry about it?

@TyeDyedIguana

4 жыл бұрын

As long as it doesn't look like there is any bleeding or damage, they should be fine.

@lacieskinner6927

4 жыл бұрын

No u should not pull it bc it might hurt them bc it can pull the skin under if he or she jerks that means I hurts take it Frome the ten year old that has alot

@lacieskinner6927

4 жыл бұрын

So as long as he/she dose not jerk ur good

So my baby beardie is turning white on the tail and feet, and when I put him in water he looks normal then when he dries it white again...is that shed?😅

@TyeDyedIguana

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, sounds like shed.

Dont like locking up my dragon I got a big tot where she can swim around some and deeper water so she is actually soaking she lets me know when she wants out I started as a baby now I think she realizes the water makes the itch shed feel better I make it a play time and bonding time . cant believe people actually have bedding in their cages I have just plastic mat so easy to clean and sanitize every day.

cant breath here lady

Mine is a baby I hope she stays small😩😩

Wouldnt it be pain full

Dont peel the skin off

Try mixing some lemon lime Gatorade in it

@TyeDyedIguana

3 жыл бұрын

We have plenty of success just with water for healthy dragons. We do offer an electrolyte soak if it's necessary. Gatorade contains tons of sugar and food coloring the dragons don't need.

Should not have sand as a substraight , causes inpact

Wait how long do you put him in the closed container because I don’t want them to breath in there own carbon dioxide

@TyeDyedIguana

4 жыл бұрын

The whole process only takes 15-20 minutes, give or take depending how bad their shedding is. They will not suffocate in the bin.

@vayser9770

4 жыл бұрын

Tye-Dyed Iguana ok thx for the advice🦎

When your bearded dragon is shedding, put him in a lemon lime Gatorade bath. it keeps them hydrated plus helps that dried skin to come off. also bathe him in Gatorade once a month to keep mites off of him. You have a beautiful bearded dragon. I have one too in his name is Rumpelstiltskin. He is my baby and I spoil him rotten. Lol

@TyeDyedIguana

3 жыл бұрын

There is no reason to use Gatorade or any similar product on a healthy bearded dragon. It's full of sugars and food coloring that they do not need. Water will do just fine. Mites should not be a problem if you are quarantining new animals and using proper cleaning protocol, we have never had mites on any of our dragons in 15 years. If they do show up, there are much better products to use. Watered down Pedialyte is a drink option for a dehydrated bearded dragon, but a vet should be consulted first.

@charlenemock7397

3 жыл бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana honey my vet told me specifically to do this when he is shedding. Plus it kills mites on them so you're supposed to bathe them in Gatorade at least once a month. But only the lemon lime that is the only kind you can use my van's been a vet for about 50 years.

@charlenemock7397

3 жыл бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana my veterinarian said to do this specifically he's been a vet for about 50 years and he has raised bearded dragons most of his life . I was just trying to give some helpful information because it did come from a veterinarian and I take my beardie to the vet once every 2 to 3 months

Can y’all recommend this on a Nigerian Uromastyx

@TyeDyedIguana

3 жыл бұрын

You have to be very careful when it comes to soaking a uromastyx, as they need to be completely dry after. If water is left between the ridges on their tails, it can lead to tail rot. Keep in mind that uromastyx are very slow shedders, but there are a few other things you can try. Check your humidity. There's a chance that if it's very, very low, it could benefit from being bumped up a little. You don't want to go past about 35%. You could also try a little dab of coconut oil to try and rub in and help soften their shed for them.

I notice he has no oxygen😮

THAT IS A DIRTY ASS SINK

My bearded dragon cannot stand to take a bath.

@TyeDyedIguana

4 жыл бұрын

Not all of them enjoy it. If they need help shedding but are not comfortable with being in water, you can try putting them in a plastic tub with damp paper towels instead.

@mellowyellow8269

4 жыл бұрын

@@TyeDyedIguana I do use a worm water on a light misting.

@mellowyellow8269

4 жыл бұрын

I tried putting a flat rock in the sink with MelloYellow. She likes taking a bath with the rock.