How to Create the Ideal Temperature Gradient for Your Lizard
A bearded dragon that stops eating is usually not sick. It’s cold. A keeper notices the lizard refusing crickets. It stops basking and it sits in the same corner for a week. Bloodwork comes back clean. Then someone puts a probe on the basking rock and it reads 92°F instead of 105°F. Fix the heat and the appetite comes back in days. ...