The first one is not crazy about you messing near his eyes and ears, and yet... You are so gentle and patient; and your relationship with him is so impressive that he hardly needs any holding. Your animals' trust in you reflects the care and respect with which you treat them. They are blessed to have you!
I am sure your bonding with your dragons must be well received they never walked away while you are helping them to shed. You must be a kind and caring keeper. ❤❤
I love how much trust it’s putting in you! As soon as it jerked its head away it put it back into position to let you know to keep going! That’s a lot of good trust, good job dude!
Though it is said that you SHOULDNT peel a dragons shed is true. But also didnt tell you that in some cases if you dont aid your dragon on peeling its shed can result to stuck shed which really sucks, because it’ll permanently harden and wont be able to shed from that spot anymore, it can also house bacteria if there are pockets in that stuck shed. Not removing the shed can also cause bruising and scratches on them resulting trying to get that small piece of shed off them.
check out this rescue I just got and one of those "pockets" became infected and this guy is goi ng through it. th-cam.com/play/PL1jBPLrR0jP0Tb20jZu4Ca-jnYBAeOHtK.html
thank you very much. Also the first reptile i was blessed with was late 2020 so only 2 years, yet with advice from viewers and my love for animals, I have been able to take in more rescues! Thanks for the positive vibes. STAY RAD
Normally, helping a reptile when it comes to shedding isn’t needed. Rare occasions though, some reptiles will need help in removing dead skin that isn’t coming off. However, I do suggest talking with a vet about what to do in this situation. They’ll more than likely suggest doing something like this, or give the reptile a kind of bath to loosen the dead skin. But the only suggestion I recommend is talking with a vet or even a reptile specialist. That goes for all reptile owners, the guy in the video’s doing a professional job here!
I always thought this was a bit scary to do. Worried about hurting them babies but I just seen a rescue dragon that had lost his feet cause no one was around to help him shed. They called him Lt. Dan as well. Now I can’t stop watching. Do I own one of these babies … nope. 😂
Ugh their poor eyes molting/shedding breaks my heart. I can't imagine that feels good having someone constantly pulling on their eyes and lids and those big tweezers are scary. You can tell this precious baby doesn't like what you're doing! I just wanna give them kisses and cuddles to comfort them.
When they pull away it's almost like they're helping you get it off, because they don't pull away and run off, they pull away and then come back like "Aah~ there we go! Much better!"
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons that sounds really uncomfortable for them :( its such a wonderful thing to have someone help them in their shedding in these critical areas!
This guy should get reported this is animal abuse bearded dragons shed will come off on its own, so never pull it it off it’s hurts them I will be reporting this
There are a few reasons why you should help with stuck shed. One big one is if it gets stuck around their leg, the leg could go necrosis and have to be removed. And if you made it all the way through that video where he said the the Bearded Dragon was putting himself at risk for a real injury.
I've never owned a bearded dragon but I assume you need a high level of trust before they're comfortable with your help. I'm curious though I've seen some people use their hands and some use tweezers. Which one is more comfortable for the dragons?
Are the spikes sharp or soft and just for show!! You seem to be able to hold him without getting pricked. Not really a reptile fan, but they are beautiful colours underneath all that dead skin.
I don't like the way you handle him. He is clearly not shedding. You can tell where he is peeling. He keeps pulling away on where the skin is not ready.
@@LeoRileyShinesAmen! Obviously no duress, however only a long-time Bearded Dragon owner like you and myself can tell that. The “shed trolls” are too busy posting criticism to actually have a bearded dragon and take care of them.
I honestly think tho if ur lizard is peeling from the eye and nose u should definitely peel it off so he doesent breath and so it can see better with its eye
Just wondering how reptiles cope/how long it takes for reptiles to shed without human assistance....Any recorded history/footage of reptiles assisting each other during their shedding times ?
because if it is helped too early it will hurt them. So the common thing or saying is to NEVER do it. I should figure out how to put an advisory to it. STAY RAD
Generally if you soak them first and if the shed is already detached from the new skin it isn't necessarily bad to help. Though letting them get it off themselves if possible is the best way.
Do you have shed ease? If so I would put some on a q-tip and dab it on the stuck shed a couple times a day and it will definitely come out enough where you can help it. Also it might not be ready yet.
You know, I watch a lot of these videos and if anybody tried it at home, there’s lizard would run away and you’d find the lizard a week later under the couch🤣🤣
Yes and even in the wild they have a hard time with sometimes it getting stuck but in the wild t j ey would then jave to just go with the flow. The wild ones skin also looks different. they need uvb that is harmful to humans to digest and use nutrients from food. So even with good lights there is no way it can compare to the sun.
This isn't ok! My veterinarian advised me to bathe her, and she is right. My beardie skin comes off naturally. The ear needs help, of course. Looks like this guy may peel off skin that isn't ready and could injure your pet 😢
My beardie peels of his eyes 👀 just with the touch of water 💧 It's scary 😨 what you are doing around his eyes. My vet said is better with water 💧 and get a Wet towel to help them like babies
I think you should let the lizard shed itself, don't pull of the shed with tweezers, it looks like it was sensitive near the eyes....it's like when humans have a sunburn & start peeling, the skin underneath is tender.
Probably like after a sunburn if the skin is dead and flaky then I dont think they feel it. Now think about when you grow new skin from a sunburn is pretty itchy and if you pulled it to soon it WOULD hurt
У меня игуана. Тип линьки у игуан и бородатой агамы одинаковый. Старая кожа прекрасно снимается мокрой рукой, никакой пинцет не нужен. Тем более, в области глаз, это просто опасно.
So my beardie has one nostril completely clear and the other is partially clear. Should I leave that one alone for a couple days or should I try and help remove it?
I would never help a dragon if they were able to shred themselves, but in a glass enclosure, this is what the use unless a brick or a store is place inby owner to assist them.
that skin wasnt ready to be removed expecially on eyes, u can cleary see that he moves becuase he felt pain, the risk is that those ppl rush in removing the skin just to make a video for yt
In nature and without the help of humans, this process is very time-consuming and annoying.‼️ The animal must try to exfoliate with the help of sharp stones and tree bark, ‼️so he should be very grateful now.‼️
Lieutenant Dan... a pun on the character from Forrest Gump with no legs because this Dragon was at the petstore very neglected missing part of his tail.. lol 😆 STAY RAD
i could never own a reptile, i have dermatillomania and just know that id never be able to control myself from picking all the skin off before it's ready
How do these Lizards cope with this in the wild?? I know how, they die! A leopard gecko in the wild lives 5 years or so If I read it correctly. In captivity they can live twice that long or longer. Our Gecko is now almost 6 and when he sheds you have to assist in the entire process. When he was young, he just took care of that himself! Totally! We love our lizard. Well, My daughter's Lizard! LOL. She is now at college and guess who is taking care of the Lizard. He is lovely though!
Hey! How’s CJ and Lt Dan?? Havent seen a video on them (other than shed!) in a while! 😄. I put up a video yesterday of Chimera’s vet visit! Check it out when you get a minute! Hope you had a great Turkey Day! 😁❤️👍🏻
Yes I have been dealing with snow and I couldn't upload for 7 days. I couldn't keep all the data on my phone. These pay some bills. Lol I will upload them and weight check later today.... P.S. We won and we can keep staying rad
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons Awesome!!! Chalk one up for the good guys!!! 😃❤️👍🏻. Man, that snow even made the weather report way out here! Hope all of you are ok! Did you let CJ and Lt Dan look out the window at the snow?! If you do, video them! 😄. Glad the channel prevailed and everyone is ok! 😁❤️👍🏻
@@wendyporter1093 Awesomeness and they were looking at the snow. C.J. has been in her hide more and more and eating less and less I think that chick is about to brumate. I'm so glad I can upload still and during the winter I have more time to hang out with the animals more time to video,edit& upload. SO THIS WILL BE AWESOMENESS
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons Way cool! It does sound like CJ is considering getting her “beauty sleep” in! 😄. (Since it’s her first one, don’t be surprised if she comes in and out of it for a week or so at a time! She’s still figuring out the nuances of brumation! Soooo happy the channel is safe!!!! 😅. Keep up the good work, and be careful in all that snow! ☃️
around the eyes were fine once you got to the top of the head that was another story your not pulling off stuck shed your pulling of shed that still needs time you effectively damaged the developing scales underneath congrats
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons your literally pulling non stuck shed off your not even putting them in warm water that proves my point right there that its not stuck shed also that scales are a lighter color then the raised shed scales i never said scars i said "developing scales" there is a difference under develop scales do not protect the dragon as well from uvb and heat so you may not see it but effectively at that stage of the scales development they could be damage since you yanked them off when they werent ready...
@@Hypersite64He literally only pulled off what was already detached and left the shed that was still fully on there, he didn't try to peel the whole head off, just the bits that were already coming off.
I would have thought he would just walk away if he was in pain? I am not restraining him. you are correct that if done too early it can hurt them, but this guy isnt being hurt
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons there seems to be a couple times when you "hold him still". If you accidentally pull shed that is attached to the scales you can damage them and cause rot. It truly isnt recommended to pull their shed to be honest 💙
This is animal abuse. That eye shed was not easy to come off, hence why you were pulling so hard. If your care is proper you should NOT have to shed a bearded dragon, stop doing this.
And belive me its not abuse. Monetized channels are reviewed for a whole list of things that could make it demonitized and I make money on all the videos. STAY RAD
You can tell it's not abuse the lizard would not just stay there if it hurt yes they move a little but I would to if something kinda touching near my eye and it would have not even came off the way it did I have a few bearded dragons clearly you just want to clam it's animal abuse for the hell of it fact check yourself before calming anything
If full sized dragons took over and established their rule this would be a very desired job for humans.
That would make for one bizarre Flintstones episode. And finding the yard long tweezers would be a task in itself!
All hail the dragons! I want to be the first one to peel them 😜
(I have never owned one but they are beautiful creatures!)
Me:- "Look Smaug, do you want to see in 2180p/4K, or be blind for rest of your day's?"
This was so random but I’ve never agreed with someone more in my entire life.
I just realized that none of the dragons in fantasy fiction ever seem to have these problems although really they should have! 😁😆
The pieces you pull from their eyes, ears, and nose are the most fascinating thing. That must make a world of difference to them.
The first one is not crazy about you messing near his eyes and ears, and yet... You are so gentle and patient; and your relationship with him is so impressive that he hardly needs any holding.
Your animals' trust in you reflects the care and respect with which you treat them. They are blessed to have you!
thank you very much and your right that the morw love and trust they have in you comes out more in time
I started with toe and earwax videos, now I’m here
me too!
I watch ear cleaning and pimple popping.
😅 that's crazy how did you guess, lmao
Same, Exactly same order too 😅
How'd u know😂
It always seems like they know that you’re doing it to help them so, as uncomfortable as it can be, they try their best to just sit through it ❤
I am sure your bonding with your dragons must be well received they never walked away while you are helping them to shed. You must be a kind and caring keeper. ❤❤
I hope so too and treat them as family, all my pets are spoiled
I love how much trust it’s putting in you! As soon as it jerked its head away it put it back into position to let you know to keep going! That’s a lot of good trust, good job dude!
Great point!
Though it is said that you SHOULDNT peel a dragons shed is true. But also didnt tell you that in some cases if you dont aid your dragon on peeling its shed can result to stuck shed which really sucks, because it’ll permanently harden and wont be able to shed from that spot anymore, it can also house bacteria if there are pockets in that stuck shed. Not removing the shed can also cause bruising and scratches on them resulting trying to get that small piece of shed off them.
check out this rescue I just got and one of those "pockets" became infected and this guy is goi ng through it. th-cam.com/play/PL1jBPLrR0jP0Tb20jZu4Ca-jnYBAeOHtK.html
The trust you have developed with your pets is impressive.
thank you very much. Also the first reptile i was blessed with was late 2020 so only 2 years, yet with advice from viewers and my love for animals, I have been able to take in more rescues! Thanks for the positive vibes. STAY RAD
My Beardie hasn't had trouble shedding anywhere except a small patch on her back which came off a few weeks after shedding. She's been real lucky.
They really do look like dragons up close. Their skin and spikes and colouring,so very beautiful.You must be so very proud of them. 🦎🐲❤
yes mam Iol
Normally, helping a reptile when it comes to shedding isn’t needed.
Rare occasions though, some reptiles will need help in removing dead skin that isn’t coming off.
However, I do suggest talking with a vet about what to do in this situation.
They’ll more than likely suggest doing something like this, or give the reptile a kind of bath to loosen the dead skin.
But the only suggestion I recommend is talking with a vet or even a reptile specialist.
That goes for all reptile owners, the guy in the video’s doing a professional job here!
Thanks
you are a blessing. and i have set up the laser treatment with doantions
That was the best sheading I've seen. His colour was beautiful once all done
thank you
Poor babies/all other reptiles❤❤❤❤Can't imagine if we humans shed in the same way....Bless you all ❤❤❤ Beautiful 'beardies' ❤❤❤❤❤❤
When he gets the nose bits out you can see how much the bearded dragon likes it
I like your channel name
These videos are strangely satisfying.
dude you have the best videos ever!!!
thanks
I always thought this was a bit scary to do. Worried about hurting them babies but I just seen a rescue dragon that had lost his feet cause no one was around to help him shed. They called him Lt. Dan as well. Now I can’t stop watching. Do I own one of these babies … nope. 😂
That first eye shed must have been so tickelish! Probably feels much better to get that off👍🏻
it looked crazy 🤪 lol
Ugh their poor eyes molting/shedding breaks my heart. I can't imagine that feels good having someone constantly pulling on their eyes and lids and those big tweezers are scary. You can tell this precious baby doesn't like what you're doing! I just wanna give them kisses and cuddles to comfort them.
That is such a cute dragon❤
This little guy is adorable
thanks so much STAY RAD
Merci à vous ❤
The shed on his head was not ready to come off yet. Please do not pull shed off when it is not ready to come off.❤
You have good eyes and a steady hand.
thanks 😊
Now I know what's going on with my beardie, Waffelz and how to help him! Thank you so very much!!
👍
So satisfying. Like watching pimples pop.
Don't worry lil dragon. I'd be squinting and squirming too. 😅
He’s beautiful!
When they pull away it's almost like they're helping you get it off, because they don't pull away and run off, they pull away and then come back like "Aah~ there we go! Much better!"
The popping noise at the nostrils lol..... nice
I wonder if they can even breathe when their nose is all blocked from the shed
Idk but they must be able to get in a little air because ive had them shed both josyrils at once. 😆
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons that sounds really uncomfortable for them :( its such a wonderful thing to have someone help them in their shedding in these critical areas!
I imagine it’s like having a stopped up nose. There’s probably small holes
This guy should get reported this is animal abuse bearded dragons shed will come off on its own, so never pull it it off it’s hurts them I will be reporting this
There are a few reasons why you should help with stuck shed. One big one is if it gets stuck around their leg, the leg could go necrosis and have to be removed. And if you made it all the way through that video where he said the the Bearded Dragon was putting himself at risk for a real injury.
I've never owned a bearded dragon but I assume you need a high level of trust before they're comfortable with your help. I'm curious though I've seen some people use their hands and some use tweezers. Which one is more comfortable for the dragons?
Are the spikes sharp or soft and just for show!! You seem to be able to hold him without getting pricked. Not really a reptile fan, but they are beautiful colours underneath all that dead skin.
does it hurt that it's jerking away? or bcz in sensitive area?
Serious question why help peel the skin? Doesn’t it come off in the wild?
I don't like the way you handle him. He is clearly not shedding. You can tell where he is peeling. He keeps pulling away on where the skin is not ready.
How many lizards do you own?? He's clearly competent and the creatures are clearly under ZERO duress... chill out yo
He’s pulling away because it feels good to get it off
Agreed, my leapord gecko does this when I assist with any shedding he can't get off. @@Wilder_Wanderer
@@LeoRileyShinesAmen! Obviously no duress, however only a long-time Bearded Dragon owner like you and myself can tell that. The “shed trolls” are too busy posting criticism to actually have a bearded dragon and take care of them.
I honestly think tho if ur lizard is peeling from the eye and nose u should definitely peel it off so he doesent breath and so it can see better with its eye
Thanks for being a educated person. STAY RAD
Just wondering how reptiles cope/how long it takes for reptiles to shed without human assistance....Any recorded history/footage of reptiles assisting each other during their shedding times ?
Wait are bearded dragons in the wild not able to completely shed by themselves?
I was always told not to pull the skin off, is that wrong?
because if it is helped too early it will hurt them. So the common thing or saying is to NEVER do it. I should figure out how to put an advisory to it. STAY RAD
Generally if you soak them first and if the shed is already detached from the new skin it isn't necessarily bad to help. Though letting them get it off themselves if possible is the best way.
Beautiful lizard 🦎
Thanks that is the little guy I saved from the petstore
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons he's a lucky little boy to be saved by a great lizard daddy.🦎
My beardie has shed stuck just in his ear hole. How can I help him get it out? Nothing to grab!
Do you have shed ease? If so I would put some on a q-tip and dab it on the stuck shed a couple times a day and it will definitely come out enough where you can help it. Also it might not be ready yet.
Leave it alone....God knows what he's doing ....He lets the dragon shed by it's own timeline and doesn't require help from you
I did not know that this was a thing. At what age is this happening at?
What a good boy, he’ll be on Santa’s good list
You know, I watch a lot of these videos and if anybody tried it at home, there’s lizard would run away and you’d find the lizard a week later under the couch🤣🤣
Where can I get a job doing this?
What do those things feel like? Are they spikey??
A little bit,
How often do they shed
Do the lizards actually want the help or do owners just seek to do this?
Kind of l ike taking a dog to the groomers
I thought the eye was about to pop out!
crazy 🤪 😜 🤪
How do they breathe with all that shedded skin in their nostrils??? Amazon what you do.
How do they survive in the wild. They must shed. Is it in captivity that they have such a hard time shedding?
Yes and even in the wild they have a hard time with sometimes it getting stuck but in the wild t j ey would then jave to just go with the flow. The wild ones skin also looks different. they need uvb that is harmful to humans to digest and use nutrients from food. So even with good lights there is no way it can compare to the sun.
My favorite is the eyes and nose
This isn't ok! My veterinarian advised me to bathe her, and she is right. My beardie skin comes off naturally. The ear needs help, of course. Looks like this guy may peel off skin that isn't ready and could injure your pet 😢
Awwh removing
That
Nose
Plug must have felt
So
Good
For him
My beardie peels of his eyes 👀 just with the touch of water 💧
It's scary 😨 what you are doing around his eyes. My vet said is better with water 💧 and get a Wet towel to help them like babies
You've got back in yay. Hope all is ok seen you had some bad white stuff. All snakes snoozing only Plum and Sam the Senigal awake
We did it!!! Saved the channel and can stay Rad
Yeah and stay warm
@@deniseatkins9407 😆
Great job and gorgeous ❤
Thank you!! 😊
I think you should let the lizard shed itself, don't pull of the shed with tweezers, it looks like it was sensitive near the eyes....it's like when humans have a sunburn & start peeling, the skin underneath is tender.
you are correct that it can be bad
Im just curious do the bearded dragons feel it when you peel it or no?
Probably like after a sunburn if the skin is dead and flaky then I dont think they feel it. Now think about when you grow new skin from a sunburn is pretty itchy and if you pulled it to soon it WOULD hurt
It seems like it's not ready to come off. It's like peeling a sunburn when it's not ready.
The dragon at 3:52 is goegeous
У меня игуана. Тип линьки у игуан и бородатой агамы одинаковый. Старая кожа прекрасно снимается мокрой рукой, никакой пинцет не нужен. Тем более, в области глаз, это просто опасно.
是不是太早剝皮了？ 聽說皮還沒完全到該剝落的時候，強硬剝會造成它疼痛～
I always wonder if it’s ticklish. Lol
Good question 🤔
So my beardie has one nostril completely clear and the other is partially clear. Should I leave that one alone for a couple days or should I try and help remove it?
Just leave it. Until the shed pushes out a little bit
I would volunteer to do that
ME TOO 💯 😆 🤣 😂
I think I might have a slight touch of triphobia but I can’t stop looking
I would never help a dragon if they were able to shred themselves, but in a glass enclosure, this is what the use unless a brick or a store is place inby owner to assist them.
Dragon Skin Peeling i see it love that❤ its a bit difficult 🥰🥰🥰🥰
lol
Little cuties
thanks
that skin wasnt ready to be removed expecially on eyes, u can cleary see that he moves becuase he felt pain, the risk is that those ppl rush in removing the skin just to make a video for yt
In nature and without the help of humans, this process is very time-consuming and annoying.‼️ The animal must try to exfoliate with the help of sharp stones and tree bark, ‼️so he should be very grateful now.‼️
Awww! What's his name?
Lieutenant Dan... a pun on the character from Forrest Gump with no legs because this Dragon was at the petstore very neglected missing part of his tail.. lol 😆 STAY RAD
Oh no!! That is awful!! I'm glad you saved him from further doom!! I love his name!! I love that movie!!
i could never own a reptile, i have dermatillomania and just know that id never be able to control myself from picking all the skin off before it's ready
1:11 why is mouth be like that?😆🤭
It seems if you used your fingers rather than a tool, it would be safer for the animal.
I will try that next time
Doesn’t anyone know how to use forceps? Are they using loupes?
what is a loupe?
He’ll be ready to shed another layer by the time you are finished!! Geeez SO SLOW!!
I hope so!
How do these Lizards cope with this in the wild?? I know how, they die! A leopard gecko in the wild lives 5 years or so If I read it correctly. In captivity they can live twice that long or longer. Our Gecko is now almost 6 and when he sheds you have to assist in the entire process. When he was young, he just took care of that himself! Totally! We love our lizard. Well, My daughter's Lizard! LOL. She is now at college and guess who is taking care of the Lizard. He is lovely though!
DID ANYONE SEE THE THING INSIDE HIS EYE!?!??
Hey! How’s CJ and Lt Dan?? Havent seen a video on them (other than shed!) in a while! 😄. I put up a video yesterday of Chimera’s vet visit! Check it out when you get a minute! Hope you had a great Turkey Day! 😁❤️👍🏻
Yes I have been dealing with snow and I couldn't upload for 7 days. I couldn't keep all the data on my phone. These pay some bills. Lol I will upload them and weight check later today.... P.S. We won and we can keep staying rad
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons Awesome!!! Chalk one up for the good guys!!! 😃❤️👍🏻. Man, that snow even made the weather report way out here! Hope all of you are ok! Did you let CJ and Lt Dan look out the window at the snow?! If you do, video them! 😄. Glad the channel prevailed and everyone is ok! 😁❤️👍🏻
@@wendyporter1093 Awesomeness and they were looking at the snow. C.J. has been in her hide more and more and eating less and less I think that chick is about to brumate. I'm so glad I can upload still and during the winter I have more time to hang out with the animals more time to video,edit& upload. SO THIS WILL BE AWESOMENESS
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons Way cool! It does sound like CJ is considering getting her “beauty sleep” in! 😄. (Since it’s her first one, don’t be surprised if she comes in and out of it for a week or so at a time! She’s still figuring out the nuances of brumation! Soooo happy the channel is safe!!!! 😅. Keep up the good work, and be careful in all that snow! ☃️
This would have worked much better if you had had them soak in some warm water
Then there would be no need to struggle with them to get the she'd off
good idea
it seems like the exfoliation needs more time. like a week. i'd wait a bit. but that is just me. it appears the poor thing is in pain. i would stop.
You're clearly hurting it
Molto bella bella❤❤❤❤❤
thanks you're 😊 🙏 awesome
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons non mi mandate niente giudizi sui rettili grazie
Интереснее, когда кожа чулком слазит, а не отдельными чешуйками.
Does this feel good to the Dragon?
around the eyes were fine once you got to the top of the head that was another story your not pulling off stuck shed your pulling of shed that still needs time you effectively damaged the developing scales underneath congrats
all my dragons are beautiful with no scars and they are not restrained. so if it hirt they would walk away.....right? congrats on your deductions
if you want I can help your youtube cjannel to get some subs
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons your literally pulling non stuck shed off your not even putting them in warm water that proves my point right there that its not stuck shed also that scales are a lighter color then the raised shed scales i never said scars i said "developing scales" there is a difference under develop scales do not protect the dragon as well from uvb and heat so you may not see it but effectively at that stage of the scales development they could be damage since you yanked them off when they werent ready...
@@Hypersite64He literally only pulled off what was already detached and left the shed that was still fully on there, he didn't try to peel the whole head off, just the bits that were already coming off.
Lizard un boxing💀
👇
Нельзя отрывать так кожу драконам.
cutey
He sure is
He is in pain and uncomfortable. Please don't pull shed. You can damage scales
I would have thought he would just walk away if he was in pain? I am not restraining him. you are correct that if done too early it can hurt them, but this guy isnt being hurt
@@ChuckNorrizBeardedDragons there seems to be a couple times when you "hold him still". If you accidentally pull shed that is attached to the scales you can damage them and cause rot. It truly isnt recommended to pull their shed to be honest 💙
Agree not to peel manually unless the skin can't detach after too long time. The dragon already trying to avoid your clip for dono how many times
Đây là loài bò sát gì đó bạn
Why not just use your fingers to peel the skin?
Needs bathing skin still stuck n dry
So much of that shed was not ready to come off. If your having to pull like that, its not ready.
This is animal abuse. That eye shed was not easy to come off, hence why you were pulling so hard. If your care is proper you should NOT have to shed a bearded dragon, stop doing this.
And belive me its not abuse. Monetized channels are reviewed for a whole list of things that could make it demonitized and I make money on all the videos. STAY RAD
You can tell it's not abuse the lizard would not just stay there if it hurt yes they move a little but I would to if something kinda touching near my eye and it would have not even came off the way it did I have a few bearded dragons clearly you just want to clam it's animal abuse for the hell of it fact check yourself before calming anything