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    You can see the fat is mostly in her legs and tail; beardie legs aren't supposed to have rolls, and her tail is really thick!

    Getting her on the right food and making sure she gets exercise should take care of the problem over time. And yes, make sure she is strictly supervised when outdoors, they are VERY fast! They make harnesses for beardies too, FYI.
    A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. ~ Herm Albright

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    2.1 Felis catus; 1.2 Ringneck Doves; 1.1 Budgies; bunches o' Rats/Mice (pets and feeders);
    2.1 BCI; 1.0 BP; 1.0 Corn; 1.0 Honduran Milksnake; 1.0 Brazilian Rainbow Boa; 0.1 Dumeril's Boa; 1.0 Texas Ratsnake; 1.0 Calico Black Ratsnake; 1.1 Western Hognose; 0.1 Beardie; 0.1 Tawny Plated Lizard; 1.0 Blue-Tongue Skink; 0.1 Crestie; 0.1 Spiny-tailed Iguana; 0.0.1 Chaco Striped Knee Tarantula
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    1.0 Greek Tortoise
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