please look at the video climbing the wall

[madmarty]

please look at this video of my beardie all he does is try climb the wall im worried about him thanks
http://static.photobucket.com/player...gon/MOV041.flv

[ralphsvivariums]

hi couldn't seem to be able to watch your vid but dont worry my beardie is always trying to climb up the walls of his viv (he is doing it as im writing this) i dont think there is anything to worry about.

[Debbie1962]

Beardies will do this on occasions. But if he does it lots then maybe he's unhappy about something. Are they male and female? I couldn't see any hides do they have any? Hides are important for security.

[madmarty]

Originally Posted by Debbie1962

Beardies will do this on occasions. But if he does it lots then maybe he's unhappy about something. Are they male and female? I couldn't see any hides do they have any? Hides are important for security.

thanks for replys ive found out the hard way they are both males i put a patition up for now as i cant aford a new viv and they still ave 3x2x2 (very short term ) l.ll do a video of the full viv n post it
and just out interest he does it more now ive split them up but he was getting very bulling n looked as if he was going to bite the other

[Debbie1962]

You've done the right thing splitting them up. This is why I don't like people buying 2 animals unless they are reliably sexed. In the end you have more expense and the animals get stressed. He may be doing it more now they are split up as he's trying to get to the other one. Hopefully he should calm down when you have them in their new and separate homes.

[madmarty]

thanks folks
i keep my fingers crossed n hope spmeone gets one of these males of me
n at least ive saved them as the other owner had no heat for them

[madmarty]

this is how ive split it for now but only got one basking light
http://static.photobucket.com/player...ise/MOV045.flv

[croc&chewy]

Another thing aswell, in your video it looks like you have a big dish with water in? I'd take half of that water out so it's shallow and they don't drown. Also stick it in the cool end, that way there will be less humidity raised and there will be no risk of infection. Sorry if it is already in the cool end .. just looked like the light bulb was above it

[madmarty]

Originally Posted by croc&chewy

Another thing aswell, in your video it looks like you have a big dish with water in? I'd take half of that water out so it's shallow and they don't drown. Also stick it in the cool end, that way there will be less humidity raised and there will be no risk of infection. Sorry if it is already in the cool end .. just looked like the light bulb was above it

thank you for taking the time to look and helping me ive moved the water to the other end i was worried that it would be to cold
thanks also to all the other help

[Debbie1962]

That is a tricky situation you have there but I guess it's the best you can do. As you've only one basking light I presume that one has heat and one doesn't? I would also recommend lowering your U.V. light.