■ Any health problems should be attended to immediately since young frilled dragons are particularly fragile. First do a quick check of temps, lights, & humidity. Seek veterinary care if you are unsure what the problem is. It can also to help to post on a forum to seek help. Be sure to include pictures of your lizard and a complete description of your set-up, stating details about lights, temps, and food. ►Comprehensive frilled dragon health guide, start at pg 36, (Adjustment stress, nose rub, shedding issues, burns, heat stress, hypothermia, skin/eye/limb injuries, malnutrition, obesity, vitamin deficiencies, egg binding, prolapses, abscesses, parasites, etc, etc, etc) ►Frilled dragon health guide (coccidia, MBD, shedding, prolapse, egg binding, impaction) http://www.reptileguides.com/frilled_dragon_health.html ►Bearded dragon health sheets (yellow fungus, UVB, impaction, probiotics, etc. Most articles are applicable to frillies.) http://www.reptilerooms.com/index.php?categoryid=17►Bearded Dragon healthy guide (most issues the same for frillies) http://www.exclusivedragons.com/HealthIssues.html (web site down??) Kidneys Reproduction --http://veterinarymedicine.dvm360.com/vetmed/Exotic-animal+medicine/Preovulatory-stasis-and-dystocia-in-oviparous-liza/ArticleStandard/Article/detail/564425 |