So, some of you may remember, either way, I had to put my red Argentine female named Merlot down a few months ago. She was infected with CANV. I took proper care of her, she ate better then I ever did and was well socialized. I miss her so much. I decided to get a another gu, male red argentine this time instead of female. His name is Blaze I’ll post a pic or two of em later.
But my question is, do you think this Bearded shows any sign of CANV. I’m dying to justify how Merlot contracted the virus. It was either this beardie, or when I took Merlot to an expo and maybe someone there may have touched or had an animal that had the virus. Or maybe gross conditions at petsmart or petco on the rare occasion I go there to get coco husk.
My nephew broke the cage top to his enclosure and kind of hit his beardie or scared the living **** out of him so I’m about to show you a pic one angry beardie at the moment. I don’t recall any of my bearded dragons in the past having such a yellow mouth. Not sure if CANV has internal indicators in the mouth of reptile. What do you guys think?
But my question is, do you think this Bearded shows any sign of CANV. I’m dying to justify how Merlot contracted the virus. It was either this beardie, or when I took Merlot to an expo and maybe someone there may have touched or had an animal that had the virus. Or maybe gross conditions at petsmart or petco on the rare occasion I go there to get coco husk.
My nephew broke the cage top to his enclosure and kind of hit his beardie or scared the living **** out of him so I’m about to show you a pic one angry beardie at the moment. I don’t recall any of my bearded dragons in the past having such a yellow mouth. Not sure if CANV has internal indicators in the mouth of reptile. What do you guys think?