Lil’ Murph had a few too many crickets one night….
….He met this chic
He really likes her.
“Can we keep her, Mom?!”
Murph: “Uh – huh…I’m awake. What did you do with her?!”
Me: “All is well Love, she’s in your hammock above you.”
Lil’ Murph was posed yet again (in the 1st three pics), to some-what play in the realm of silly human occurrences – this one being St. Patricks Day.
Poo update: Murph’s actually enjoying his liquid diet 2x – 3x daily. I’m going to get canned pumpkin (no additives) as I’ve read this helps. It’s seeming with some dragons this not-so-daily poo can become their norm, but I will remain observant & cautious. All bodies systems’ change, but I’m not ruling out there’s a problem. One thing I read & one I watched : https://www.beardeddragon.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1358284
among others, has made me choose to delay another couple days before a vet visit. His beard isn’t black, no signs of distress or discomfort. He moves his legs just fine. I detect no lump or blockage in his cute belly (near the vent or elsewhere), though I still massage the area.
“Give me Lizardry or give me Death!” – Dawn Renee
Your blog just entertained my daughter for an hour. I sat here with her and showed her every picture of Murph and she LOVES him!!! Loves his pillow and how he snuggles and his orange pillow.
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That makes me so happy!!! Thank you thank you for telling me!
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Then after that my husband had a full lesson on lizards with the photos. He had no idea they could be walked and that they behaved with the love and compassion dogs and other pets have. I loved sharing your story!
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Ahahaha! That’s awesome! He was educated by your daughter, I assume? How old is she? I already know with your being her parents, she’s a fabulous soul. Thank you so very much for the sweet last sentence too!!
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Hey Bethany….what is going on? I can’t view your blog. Is everything all right?
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