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Posted by lindsay78 on May 15, 2003 at 15:55:56:

In Reply to: shedding/humidity posted by zag on May 15, 2003 at 14:45:09:

Giving them a nice long soak will help them with the process. Some beardies can get fustrated with it, and will start rubbing themselves against whatever they have in there tank. They also tend to get a bit cranky, but it really does depend on the dragon. Whatever you do, don't pick at it, or 'help' it by peeling the skin away. It will gradually do it on its own.

:I have two 2 month old dragons. They are beginning to shed, and I was wondering if their is anything I should be doing to aid in the process. Should they be misted or given a quick soak, or should I just not worry about it? Tx.

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