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    Most lizards especialy those acustomed to living in dry areas get most of their moisture from the bugs they eat. That is why it is so important to gutload the crickets before you feed them off. I have been thinking about getting a bearded dragon but i want to start to try breeding my Veiled Cham first.
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    I've notices a few wrinkles in the his skin lately. Is that normal? They go away when he flattens himself out obviously, but when he's just walking around theres come very obvious winkles. Anyone have any pics of what dehydration actually looks like?
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    Beardies are just wrinkly critters. I think it would take a LOT of neglect to visibly dehydrate a desert lizard. And I'm quite sure there's NO neglect going on at your home, Brad! Shaggy has wrinkles too...which look more pronounced when he's getting ready to shed.
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