When a bearded dragon closes its eyes it means they trust you'll keep them safe. Also you really need to get the eyes. It can be uncomfortable. Eyes, ears, and noses are the only areas you should take off.
@@JJKaddict no bros not. Bearded dragons only close their eyes when they sleep, when they want to clean them, or when the owner does something stressful
I think they really liked it cuz they know that you're trying to help them my bearded dragon will sit so perfectly still to get his nose shed out and then you hear then take a big deep breath like yes so much better
You shouldnt peel it off, the only reason you do for the nose is because it’s a health issue, the rest you can use warm water and it will come off by itself
Wait are you supposed to pull it out? I just got mine like 3 weeks ago and I know you can’t help it she’d shed but can you pull out the nose piece? And if anyone has any other tips please let me know thanks in advance!
Hey! Ik im not the creator of the video but small cracks like around the eye and in the nose are very difficult for your bearded dragon to remove on their own and they can cause irritation. So if it’s been a while after their shed and they still have tiny pieces like this, it’s okay to remove them.
Hi. Vet kid here. Do not help your bearded dragon shed. Why? Because if you help it, it can irritate the skin. Just let them shed on their own. This also can risk, bleeding, irrigation, and taking longer to shed. Hope that helps!
@@kylenordstrom7724 no it does not. Damage to the animal is only a possibility when prematurely removing skin. There is zero difference in the outcome when removing ready skin with a human hand. If it's ready to come off, it's ready to come off.
@@suchopsmimic399you are completely right. I keep seeing people on here spreading misinformation about their shedding. You’re not supposed to remove it for them unless it’s in a small area like the nose or around the eye where it’s hard to remove. Some people in the comments need to do their research
Sometimes you have to help them especially with their noses they can't get it out themselves and if you know what you're doing you're not going to hurt them
You what's sad the fact your supposed to set their humidity at 89 to 79 and or stl at with only water so they can get it off by themself but if you can't get it to that doing that may be helpful
Bro the bearded dragon doesn't like that, when they close their eyes they're stressed, not to mention you should NEVER remove shed because even if it seems ready it still might not be and you could hurt it.
To be honest the inside of ky nose got dried i use tweezers To rip it off because it kindaof annoyed me and hurt me but once ripped off it hurts and satisfied at the same time fr fr
*PLEASE* DON’T DO THIS! This can hurt the lizard and even possibly rip off its toes! This is okay if it is *100% NECESSARY.* Lizards have *sensitive skin especially in the noses and ears.* If you pull too hard, you may injure it and require a trip to the vet.
