Category: Tail

If the tail appears to be dry, and flaky, and has an unusual color, it may be a sign of tail rot. In some cases, behavioral changes may also indicate tail rot. If you suspect your bearded dragon has tail rot, it is important to take them to a veterinarian as soon as possible to…

Tail rot is caused by a lack of healthy blood supply to the tail and is usually the result of an infection, trauma, or wound on the tail. Here are some signs of tail rot in bearded dragons: Causes of Black Tail Coloration Black tail coloration in bearded dragons can indicate an underlying health issue…

Bearded dragons’ tails are important to them for many reasons, such as balance, communication, and defense. Losing their tail can be a stressful experience for them, and it’s important to make sure they stay both healthy and safe. If a bearded dragon loses its tail due to injury or an accident, it will not grow back…

Bearded dragons can suffer from various types of tail injuries, including broken tails, tail rot, and bites from other bearded dragons. Treatment for Bearded Dragon tail injuries typically involves daily soaks and antiseptic ointments. In the case of tail rot, antibiotics, and antifungal medications may be necessary, along with some proper diet and nutrition. If…

Younger dragons can shed as often as every few weeks, while adults usually shed a few times a year. Shedding typically occurs in patches, so it’s normal for only the tail to appear white at first. However, if the white tail is accompanied by other symptoms such as lethargy, loss of appetite, abnormal behavior, or…

The tail usually turns white when it sheds, which is the most noticeable time for color changes. Also, bearded dragons can change the color of different parts of their bodies independently. As an example, dark backs and tails can be caused by their environment, since dark dorsal sides will reflect less light, absorbing more heat.…

Whenever you pick up a bearded dragon by the tail, it may feel threatened and may break off, a defense mechanism that is known as autotomy. Bearded dragons that have broken off their tails will not grow back and can suffer stress and health problems as a result. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid picking…

It is common knowledge that bearded dragons, like other reptiles, shed their skin. This natural process occurs regularly throughout their lifetime as they grow and adapt to their surroundings. Shedding can help rid the dragon of parasites and dead skin cells, but sometimes the shed becomes stuck on certain parts of the body, such as…

Causes of Bearded Dragon Tail Rot Poor hygiene and sanitation A lack of proper hygiene and sanitation can be a significant cause of tail rot in bearded dragons. Bearded dragons require a clean and hygienic environment to thrive. When their enclosure is not cleaned regularly, it can lead to the growth of harmful bacteria, fungi,…