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Nice to see you have took him on.
But its such a big commitment. I hope the best, that you can help him. But he does look extremelly skinny. He really doesn't look like hes going to make it. I'd contact a specialist reptile vet or some sort. Help you out with beefing him up. They usually are runts in litters, and its natures way of selecting the fittest.
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Aye, waxies, plenty to drink, and locusts are what I would recommend. Teeny was (and still is) living up to her name and looking likeshe may not make it for a while until she was put on her own, and fed locusts with plenty of water each day.
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He's gorgeous! And reminds me very much of my Bowser when I got him. He was about the same size, was also very skinny and wouldn't eat. I separated him from the bigger beardie I had at the time and bathed him in something called reptiboost which I got from the pet shop. He started eating the next day, he took a while but eventually got his act together and is great now! Good luck with your beardie!
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