Another paralysis idea provided by local herp. zoo keeper.

Posted by johne on March 30, 2000 at 11:06:13:

I am still waiting for literature on this idea from the zoo, but I was told this condition is called rear leg extension. He said it is common in young bearded dragons which has comsumed prey too large. I do feed crickets, but seldom anything large. If I find any other info, I'll pass it on in case any other D.I owners seek info on this site. I hope you don't mind me joining in on everyones forum.
john

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: I am still waiting for literature on this idea from the zoo, but I was told this condition is called rear leg extension. He said it is common in young bearded dragons which has comsumed prey too large. I do feed crickets, but seldom anything large. If I find any other info, I'll pass it on in case any other D.I owners seek info on this site. I hope you don't mind me joining in on everyones forum. : john

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