The bearded agama is a medium-sized lizard with spiny scales around the head. It lives in the arid regions of central Australia and can change its body color depending on temperature and mood.
The bearded agama differs from other lizards by its large spiny beard and ability to change color. It is important for nature because it eats many insects and serves as prey for predatory birds and snakes.
bone deformities
Immature form that undergoes metamorphosis before adulthood.
reposition under anesthesia; suture; treatment of the underlying cause; antibiotics
antibiotics according to sensitivity; dryness
Congenital condition; symptoms worsen in the first 14 days with UV exposure; severe course leads to dermatitis in 2–4 months.
metronidazole; improvement of conditions
calcium deficiency
Hot and almost no precipitation
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microphthalmia
medication correction; diet; monitoring
chondroprotectors; analgesics; weight control
giardiasis
hepatosis genetic
surgical separation if necessary
aggressive antibiotic therapy (cephalosporins, fluoroquinolones); infusions; supportive care
ketosis
deworming; sanitation
lameness
nephrocalcinosis
tail necrosis
Coconut
hormone replacement therapy; diet correction
fusariosis
acyclovir; supportive therapy; stress reduction
hepatic diseases
antibiotics according to sensitivity; hydration; hygiene
nematodiasis — rhabdias
sulfonamides; toltrazuril; hydration; hygiene
very hot and almost no rain
ivermectin; terrarium treatment; improved hygiene
preserved eyes
internal organ hemorrhages
Uses an excavated underground tunnel or chamber for refuge or nesting.
strongyloidiasis, strongyloides ratti
rains are very rare, almost a desert
head and body tremor
Chronic, lasting months
dehydration
congenital
chondroprotectors; weight control; physiotherapy
infected bacteria
age diag byOther
Upcoming birthdays
spinal mutation
supportive therapy; antibiotics; isolation
coccidiosis — isospora
fruit fly
spinal deformity
Lifespan
supportive therapy; antibiotics; euthanasia in severe cases
Desert and dry shrubs
white skin spots
Acute course 1–5 days.
hemolymph inflammation
chronic trauma
Affecting multiple organs or the entire body.
Very hot and almost dry
anemia under high load
nutrition forbidden name wild caught insects
ingestion of eggs from substrate
head tilt
injury
Gradual development over months.
hexamitiasis, hexamita muris
antimycotic drugs
Symptoms in 7–14 days.
aortic atherosclerosis
prolapse of cloaca
praziquantel; change of feed base
jaw malformation
Earliest developmental stage inside an egg or womb.
Present from birth, stable course; mild — cosmetic defect, severe — combination with other anomalies within the first 30 days.
Rapid progression
Lifespan average
nectar
osteoarthritis
leaves
tremor of hind limbs
skull deformation
toltrazuril; supportive care
Severity rating for disorders affecting movable joints.
Chronic progression.
baths; increasing humidity to 40–60%; application of moisturizers; removal of skin residues
albinism
swelling near ear
Progresses over 2–4 weeks.
embryonic skull development disorder
chronic inflammation
genetic malabsorption syndrome
metronidazole; oral cavity sanitation
yellow crusts
Actively hunting and capturing live prey.
from 0.5 to 0.8 kilograms, 0.5 – 1 meter
septicemia
starvation
tick transmission
fatal
limb hypothermia
surgical correction if possible; soft diet; vitamin support
training aptitude
dragging
sweet nectar and flower pollen
Eyes size
cm
translucent morph
hereditary epilepsy-like seizures
genetic predisposition
anthelmintics; hygiene
turns
Fat
small silkworm
disease
Progresses over months.
Acute course 7–21 days; death possible within a month.
atadenovirus infection
egg laying disorder dystocia
back muscle pain
renal failure
guinea pig herpesvirus
Actively searching habitats to locate food items.
dwarfism syndrome
Congenital; symptoms increase by 4–8 months.
fever like
feeding problems
Develops within 2–6 weeks.
refusal to move
Offspring
cardiomyopathy
Elders
Bro
Long-lasting or recurring health condition persisting over an extended period.
infusion therapy; low-protein diet; phosphorus-binding medications; uric acid monitoring
Develops over 2–7 days.
amphotericin B; flucytosine
primaquine; support
birth date
Manifests in the first weeks; severe course — death in 1–3 months.
voriconazole; surgical treatment
renal organ failure
ascaris
anorexia
reovirus type 3
Career from 7 to 15 months. Dwarf hamsters, voles, field crickets celebrate their birthday twice a month
incorrect temperature
The basics
cautious
immune-mediated polyarthritis
mouth trauma
young after transformation
congenital hypothyroidism dwarfism
genetic pigment anomaly
burrow
wheezing
visible mites
fenbendazole 50–100 mg/kg; repeated courses; terrarium sanitation
favorable
pasteurellosis
Progressive emaciation from day 30–180.
Mass
limb osteosarcoma
unfavorable in severe form
Gestation
convulsions
ivermectin 0.2 mg/kg; repeat treatments
bacterial hepatitis
Food is gathered directly from leaf surfaces.
Slow progression over months–years; terminal stage in 1–3 months.
high fat level in diet
fatty liver dystrophy
photophobia
mosquito transmission
conjunctivitis
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jaw deformity
respiratory distress
fractures
Female ♀
Body color
short skull
Body temperature
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bloody diarrhea
birth year
toxocariasis as zoonosis
bacterial endocarditis
yellow crusts on belly
Chronic recurrent course.
Growth retardation from 30–90 days; severe course leads to organ failure by 6–12 months.
terrestrial habitat, land surface outside water
neural sarcocystosis
skin flaking
sq mm
physiotherapy; assistive devices; symptomatic treatment
absent eyeball
chronic toxins
filariasis
diet correction; UV-B irradiation; calcium and vitamin D3 preparations
Indicates a minor health issue that typically resolves with minimal intervention.
intravenous or intraosseous administration of calcium gluconate 100–200 mg/kg; temperature stabilization; lighting correction
Manifests during growth; chronic.
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Slow or rapid growth.
What if eaten?
spiders
herpes-like virus
Moving up vertical surfaces like trunks or rocks to reach food.
topical antisepsis; systemic antibiotics; dry housing
prolonged recumbency on hard floor
mycoplasma pulmonis
genetic immunodeficiency syndrome
laminitis chronica
diseases symptoms short snout
First seizures after 6 months; chronic course.
Rapid tumor growth within 4–8 weeks.
chlamydiosis amphibians
live insects
genetic instability
frequent infections
How are they built?
lack of egg laying
mm
ml
diabetes mellitus
trematodiasis — haematoloechus
My age?
chronic pneumonia
reduction of dietary calorie content; increase in physical activity; therapeutic diet
immunodeficiency
Serious or life-threatening health condition requiring urgent attention.
genetic purine metabolism disorder
mycoplasma agassizii
hematuria
sunken eyes
Rabbits, falcons, red-eared turtles hang out for 6-9 years and party on their birthday four times a year
slow growth
microgranulate
hepatic dystrophy
brain hernia
chronic anemia
high-protein diet
oxytocin injections 1–10 IU/kg; infusion therapy; surgical egg removal if necessary
unilateral anophthalmia
hemoparasites — plasmodium-like
stress
arthritis
pododermatitis and skin lesions
cardiac arrhythmia
acaricidal treatments
Develops over 2–6 months; symptoms increase gradually.
reduced skin turgor
very hot and almost no precipitation
fenbendazole; hygiene
Uses the tongue to locate, manipulate, or ingest food items.
embryo
acute jaundice
Rapid development.
kg
Rapid forward strike to seize prey.
pus in oral cavity
Recurs with each molt; complications within 1–3 days.
body tremor
thelaziosis
zoophobas
small lizards and snakes
oral tissue necrosis
lack of water
infectious bovine rhinotracheitis, ibr
Beard color
bacterial brain abscess
m
viral nature
g
protective measures; vitamin A in the diet
t
no treatment required; recommended to exclude from breeding if combined defects are present; supportive care
degenerative arthritis
antibiotics (enrofloxacin 5–10 mg/kg); temperature increase; nebulization; injections
branchial anomaly
Manifests by day 30–90; progresses with growth.
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Theoretical maximum lifespan estimated from the Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) mathematical model. This value reflects a biological potential derived from metabolic parameters, not from direct observation — real recorded lifespans are often significantly shorter.
swollen body
otitis
plant
depends on seizure control
ivermectin; immune system enhancement
parasite
selective breeding
Chronic attacks every few weeks.
diseases symptoms constipation
sudden dyspnea
systemic
allopurinol 10–20 mg/kg; low-purine diet; NSAIDs
Sex
dryness
foam discharge
polydactyly
impaired intestinal absorption
heart murmur
Truly long lives: 40-100 years. Bowhead whales, albatrosses, giant tortoises recall their birthday at most once a year
tongue
inherited hydrocephalus
airborne spores
mild diarrhea
traumatic pericarditis
small reptiles
capillariasis — capillaria
euthanasia in case of deformities incompatible with life
psittacosis
Congenital; adaptation is possible, but quality of life is reduced.
head bulging
Regeneration
moderate
Rapid deterioration within 5–14 days.
fatty insects
salt sugar spices
pain in right quadrant
fatty liver disease
viral hepatitis
Mature, fully developed individual capable of reproduction.
tetany
Progresses over 4–12 weeks.
hunting and foraging on the land surface
bone pain
Pets
supportive therapy; stress limitation
recessive mutation
Involuntary shaking or trembling of the body.
metronidazole; supportive therapy
immunosuppressants; anti-inflammatory drugs
pathological fractures
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desert and semi-desert
Mild course.
Flooded grasslands
oliguria
insect
dystocia
Acute; death within 5–14 days.
eye flushing; topical antibacterial drops; elimination of the cause
risk of secondary infection
Litter size
Map data sources: Ecosystem classification — IUCN Global Ecosystem Typology (Keith et al., 2022), indicative distribution maps Keith et al. (2020), https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3546513; Large Marine Ecosystems — NOAA LME Program; Bathymetry — GEBCO Bathymetric Compilation Group (2026), GEBCO_2026 Grid, https://doi.org/10.5285/4f68d5c7-45eb-f999-e063-7086abc036fa; Climate data — Generated using Copernicus Climate Change Service information; Species occurrence data — GBIF.org, Derived dataset "all animals", https://zveriki.com/dataset/dataset.tsv; Terrestrial ecoregions — RESOLVE Ecoregions 2017 (Dinerstein et al., 2017), CC BY 4.0
How to care for them?
starvation diet; infusions; pain relief
common diseases
Multivitamins (Reptile)
°C
Not specified
leishmania
liver failure
skin lesions
Lithothamnion
skin stuck
depends on severity
live cricket
Rapid deterioration over 24–72 hours.
Severe course.
if born as {name}
latent infection
hereditary mutation pigmentation genes
special housing conditions; injury prevention
omnivore
Develops over 5–14 days.
Protein
demodicosis
food deficiency
outdoor walking
Acute condition within 24–72 hours after the laying deadline.
primary food sources
alimentary constipation
hepatic lipidosis
Chronic course for months; severe — death in 3–6 months.
nystatin topically; fluconazole; diet correction
citrus fruits
elimination of the cause; forced feeding through a tube; appetite stimulants
Water
low-protein diet; allopurinol at a dose of 10–20 mg/kg; hydration
systemic antibiotics; local treatment; surgery for abscess
hyperthyroidism
young shoots and leaves of plants
terrestrial
metritis
age diag byColoration
Manifests at birth; lethal outcome within 7–30 days in severe form.
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Develops over 1–3 weeks.
Symptoms appear 2–6 weeks after infection.
moist environment
acanthamoebiasis
circulatory disorder
neurological signs
renal diet; infusion therapy; electrolyte monitoring
lymphoma
Disease affecting the liver and its functions.
red eye
liver fibrosis
hepatic lipid infiltration
draft
Often asymptomatic; symptoms with high infestation.
environmental pollution
cestodiasis — spirometra
cabbage broccoli
substrate change; local wound treatment; antibiotics
Acute; without treatment necrosis in 24–48 hours.
voriconazole or terbinafine; surgical excision; isolation
Local lesion.
severe
Frequently observed or widespread in the species or population.
hepatitis
Acute course 7–21 days.
age as {name}
corneal opacity
Health issue of intermediate seriousness, neither mild nor life-threatening.
hypocalcemia congenita
Progresses over 2–6 weeks.
supportive physiotherapy; correction of housing conditions
Hard dental structures used to bite, tear, or scrape food.
Rapid progression over 3–10 days.
surgical excision with wide margins
Temperate mixed forest
congenital heart defect
prolonged antibiotic therapy; surgical removal of granulomas
Very hot and dry
tick infestation
Acute course 3–10 days.
Condition that typically results in death without intervention.
This is me
Progresses within 1–3 months.
inherited hyperglycemia
proportional underdevelopment
Steppe
depends on combined anomalies
absence of eye anlage
Can last from several days to months.
baths in warm water; subcutaneous or intravenous infusions 10–30 ml/kg; increasing humidity in the terrarium
favorable after eliminating cause
locust
absence of pigment in body
live spiders — arachnids of all sizes
very hot during the day, cold at night, almost no rain
inherited entropion
Develops within 2–4 weeks.
Asexual
lung granulomas
amputation of the necrotic part; antibiotics; wound care
active predation
systemic lesion
Develops over 2–8 weeks.
metronidazole 20–50 mg/kg; hygiene
gout
spider tremors
aspergillosis
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long term antibiotic treatment
Daddies
bacterial encephalitis
topical antifungals; dryness
foraging
antiprotozoal drugs; supportive care
Hermaphrodite ⚥
reptilian paramyxovirus
Progresses over weeks.
skin and organ lesions
diseases symptoms malocclusion
genetic diseases
intermediate hosts insects
very hot and dry, rare rains, cacti live
osteomalacia
soft bones
eye discharge
Slow progression over years.
polyuria polydipsia
Develops over 4–8 weeks.
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no itching
organ diseases
Litters lifetime count
Develops in 3–14 days; severe — shock within a week.
praziquantel 5–10 mg/kg; supportive therapy
infection
tenosynovitis
broad-spectrum antibiotics; choleretic agents
abscessing infection
hyperactivity
egg binding
water contamination
Repro interval
fatty hepatozoonosis
Acute course
temperature for housing
vascular atherosclerosis
fish diabetes mellitus
Gremllins
calcium and vitamin d3 deficiency
antibiotics; cholecystectomy if necessary
palliative therapy; euthanasia upon progression
Disease affecting the heart or blood vessels.
sepsis
lack of laying area
Filters
absence of defecation
Develops within 7–14 days.
incomplete shedding
Necrosis spreads over 3–14 days.
leaf
diseases symptoms lacrimation
joint diseases
immunity gene mutation
Relapses with immunosuppression; chronic carriage.
salmonellosis
Wanderers
Food items are collected from exposed outer surfaces of substrates.
ornithosis
amoebiasis — entamoeba ranarum
hepatocellular carcinoma analogue
thelaziasis
world of Australasia
Jubilee = every 10th birthday
symptomatic treatment; improvement of conditions; exclusion from breeding
Minimum space
Progresses over 2–6 months.
infusion therapy; renal diet; phosphate-binding drugs; uric acid control
Business sausages
avocado
hepatopancreatic lipidosis
hypovitaminosis d
ascending infection
ascites
palliative therapy; euthanasia in severe condition
skin necrosis
vitamin d3 deficiency
fat body lipoma
purulent foci
Removal within 1–3 days.
diarrhea
chlamydial infection
poor hygiene
genetic anomaly
How do they behave?
Carbohydrates
small cockroach
First signs after 30–90 days of improper keeping; mild — reversible changes, severe — irreversible deformities within 3–6 months.
Develops in the first 3–6 months.
exclude bright light and UV radiation; prescribe vitamin supplements; therapeutic diet with increased carotenoid content
fat body hepatosis
haemophilosis — haemophilus parainfluenzae
malocclusion syndrome
doxycycline 5–10 mg/kg; support
oxalate plants
corneal ulcer
Feeding occurs primarily on land or in vegetation.
Legs size
{name} jubilee
Old-timers
pregnancy toxemia
Rascals
flatulence
itraconazole 5–10 mg/kg; surgical removal; improved ventilation
neural tube development anomalies
antibiotics (aminoglycosides, fluoroquinolones)
cardiotonic drugs; reduction of workload; diuretics
heart failure
Disease caused by pathogenic microorganisms: bacteria, viruses, fungi, or protozoa.
tail blackening
rectal ampulla inflammation
white plaque in mouth
pinworm infection
arid
skin ulcers
abscesses on body
hepatomegaly
Where are they found?
tissue mass
hepatic encephalopathy
rickets
Progresses over months; terminal stage in 1–2 months.
Acute or chronic
Congenital; may lead to impaired movement.
genetic spine defect
surgery; palliative therapy
improper diet
Examination schedule
genetic predisposition to calcium metabolism disorder
Rapid deterioration in the first 30 days.
genetic osteodystrophy
mobility impairment
Terminal stage in days.
arid terrestrial biotopes with sparse vegetation
leucism
petechiae
acute pancreatitis
climbing
My weight?
dermatitis bacterialis
Non-stop carnival: they only live a few days. Mayflies, rotifers, midges celebrate their birthday more than twice a day
surface
hypoglycemia
bone deformity
teeth
Symptoms appear in 3–8 weeks.
surgical removal when possible; palliative treatment
Potential Habitat
hypomelanism — genetic form
Very hot summer
Long asymptomatic course, then sudden deterioration.
In husbandry
On the go from 1.3 to 3.5 years. Forest mice, anoles, rainbow fish party on their birthday once a month
Congenital, stable.
antibiotics; pericardiocentesis if necessary
antibiotic therapy
Chronic; attacks every 1–3 months.
No results found
immunosuppression
Local or generalized within 7–21 days.
Acute course 5–14 days; chronicity possible.
pododermatitis sole ulcers
gingivitis
oral cavity sanitation; local antiseptics; systemic antibiotics; soft diet
cachexia
pressure sores
renal diseases
Rapid progression within 1–4 weeks.
dry and hot summer, warm and rainy winter
cranial cruciate ligament rupture
forced feeding; hepatoprotectors; infusions; therapeutic diet
coordination disorder
lots of grass, few trees, rains occur
unsanitary keeping conditions
low-protein diet; allopurinol; abundant drinking; fluid injections
systemic and topical antimycotics; improved hygiene; isolation
cardiomegaly
hind leg paralysis
mouth opening
How similar?
antiprotozoal agents
Male ♂
bloating
On the go from 3.5 to 6 years. Hedgehogs, crows, lizards treat themselves to birthday snacks 6 times a year
fungi
dysecdysis
Very dry
coma
Neither
translucent skin
Severe course over 7–14 days.
enlarged head
vision impairment
candidiasis
encephalocele
small eyes
elemental diet; parenteral nutrition; enzyme preparations
mycobacterium
Duration
parasitic diseases
antiprotozoal drugs
fungal stomatitis
shock
thyroid hormone deficiency
Spines count
Theoretical lifespan
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mammal offal
enlarged lymph nodes
terrestrial
vegetables and fruits
liquor accumulation
cloacal irritation
inbreeding
Detected in the first 14–45 days; chronic course with impaired nutrition.
antibiotics; cardioprotectors
Where do they take shelter?
renal tumor
infectious diseases
Disorder caused by inherited or mutation-based factors.
vascular sclerosis
surgical opening and drainage; antibiotic therapy according to sensitivity
retained placenta
Lifespan maximum
eye hypoplasia
Congenital; mild — cosmetic, severe — increased susceptibility to infections in the first 60 days.
metabolic bone disease secondary hyperparathyroidism
bacterial pneumonia
granulomatous myositis
dandruff
forced feeding; hepatoprotectors; infusions
cyanosis
Chronic progression from 3–12 months.
Chronic course in adult individuals.
Chronic or acute course 7–21 days.
Disease affecting the kidneys and their function.
missing bone parts
congestive heart failure
Observations
immune diseases
mineral supplements; UV-B; restriction of movement
Worker
Tail size
hereditary gout
birth time
genetic kidney tissue defect
adenovirus infection
anticonvulsant drugs (phenobarbital 1–5 mg/kg); stress reduction
supportive therapy; paromomycin; improved hygiene; isolation
Dogs, dolphins, lynx hang out for 9-25 years and party on their birthday three times a year
dirty substrate
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intestinal adenocarcinoma
Acute or subacute
Human
serratia infection
prescribe calcium supplements 50–100 mg/kg; UVB lamps 10–12% UVB; diet correction with gut-loaded insects; therapeutic diet high in calcium
obesity
joint swelling
Symptoms from 1–3 months.
days
Disease affecting specific internal organs or organ systems.
insulinoma
adult
Maturity
mite dermatitis
Health
insects
About health
wet contaminated substrate
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mycobacteriosis — mycobacterium
results
muscle swelling
chlamydia pneumoniae infection
Formed within 7–30 days.
aggressive infusion therapy; diuretics; supportive care
jaw osteoma
myocarditis
Colors
chronic
euthanasia
Upcoming jubilees
pinkish coating
cloaca prolapse
chronic hyperuricemia
mo
genetic syndactyly
Chronic carriage.
aerosol route
Trophic type
visibility of internal organs
prescribe vitamin A 2000–5000 IU/kg 1–2 times a week; diet correction; treatment of secondary infections
ivermectin; symptomatic treatment
Progresses over 3–10 days.
vitamin a deficiency in diet
Mediterranean forest
spinal kink
ranavirus infection
Age (from birth to death)
low air humidity
chronic diarrhea
enhanced terrarium hygiene; infection prevention
dry, cold winter, lots of grass, few trees
loss of consciousness
chemotherapy; supportive therapy
incorrect substrate
chronic kidney disease
amputation; chemotherapy
bone swelling
cricket
antiamebic drugs; support
Chronic course
Seizures begin at 4–12 months.
What do they look like?
Maturity
emergence (insects)
end of lifespan
How do they live?
fertilization / egg laying
birth / hatching
metamorphosis / end of larval stage
end of acceleration
depends on location and stage
UV-B irradiation; calcium and vitamin D3 preparations; diet correction
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peeling
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amoebic meningoencephalitis
First signs at 2–6 months; chronic course.
yellow fungus disease
Recurrent diseases from the first months of life.
chlamydia psittaci
Rapid progression over 4–12 weeks.
Acute development over 1–5 days.
surgical airway expansion if necessary; humidity control
fecal oral route
fat deposits
visceral gout — kidney
feline hepatic disease complex
islands and part of Australia, many unusual animals and plants
Acute development over 1–7 days; severe course — convulsions within 48 hours.
gene mutation
supportive care; temperature and humidity control
antibiotics (enrofloxacin 5–10 mg/kg); nebulization; heat
lactulose; ammonia reduction; supportive care
vomiting
Manifests at hatching; stable course, rarely progresses.
osteomyelitis
fatty diet
age
Living from 25 to 40 years. Orangutans, bald eagles, African elephants celebrate their birthday twice a year
type 2 diabetes mellitus, various polygenic
surgical debridement; antibiotics according to sensitivity; local treatment
ixodid tick parasitism
Chronic; progresses over months.
infection prevention; immunostimulants; sterile conditions
light coloration
Legendary longevity: over 100 years. Galapagos tortoises, Greenland sharks, ocean quahogs celebrate with family once every 4 years
weight loss
diet with low fat content; symptomatic therapy
Present at birth due to genetic or developmental factors.
Taxons
Detected at hatching; lethal outcome within 1–14 days.
cholangitis
Acute course 3–10 days; chronic — weeks.
age
irritation
surgical amputation in case of functional impairment
stiffness
genetics
Close
was
diseases symptoms muscle weakness
chronic gastrointestinal inflammation
liver cirrhosis
chronic anorexia
contact
craniofacial dysplasia
genetic growth defect
prolonged combined antibiotic therapy; often euthanasia
necrotic stomatitis — bacterial
lots of grass, few trees, rains are rare
reovirus
spondylosis deformans
d
Mosquitoes, fruit flies, small crustaceans hustle for up to 7 months and throw a birthday party every week
color selection
dietary correction; exclude from breeding; symptomatic therapy
mycoplasmal keratoconjunctivitis
lack of uv b radiation
skin granulomas
islands and part of Australia, many unusual animals and plants
summer very hot, above +25…+30 °C
Symptoms appear in 3–6 weeks.
age related changes
age diag bySize
hypokalemia syndrome
swelling under eyes
introduction of infected insects
lunge
atherosclerotic heart disease
Progresses over 1–4 months.
gouty arthritis
necrotic dermatitis
all life stages
Cold and almost dry
cholecystitis
Tumour-related disease including malignant and benign neoplasms.
absence of black pigment
limb deformities
trichomoniasis
mild
leafy greens
stomatitis
Maturity
yr
esophagitis
rectal prolapse
clostridiosis
diet; hydration; calcium correction
proteus infection
supportive therapy; isolation; antibiotics for secondary infections
nutrition forbidden name milk
hepatoprotectors; antibiotics in case of bacterial origin; supportive therapy
How do they breed?
oxyuriasis
From birth; stable or slow deterioration.
crop ulceration
dysecdysis congenita
selection for morphs
anthelmintic drugs; support
What do they eat?
dry and cold almost all year round
onion garlic and hot pepper
Where do they live?
chytridiomycosis — batrachochytrium dendrobatidis
early young
mycoplasma-like infection
water often floods the land, lots of grass
cardiovascular diseases
Develops over 6–18 months.
baths; prescribe lactulose 0.5–1 ml/kg; liquid diet; abdominal massage
feed contamination
symptomatic treatment; antibiotics for secondary infections
First signs at 2–4 months; progresses without treatment.
pus
generalized edema
renal dysplasia genetic
acute abdominal pain
analgesics; anti-inflammatory drugs; restriction of activity
Gamers
Indicates recovery is likely when appropriate husbandry is provided.
cryptococcosis
Temperate steppe
trichophorosis
wk
My size?
temperament
cheyletiellosis
ulcers on belly and limbs
swap
favorable after correction
renal adenocarcinoma
cryptosporidiosis, cryptosporidium muris
high humidity in heat
Calcium
necrotic enteritis
guarded depends on progression
jaw deformity genetic
shell fibrosarcoma
metabolic bone disease — genetic form
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acute tubular necrosis
Impaired or abnormal gait indicating limb or joint problems.
Illness caused by parasites such as worms, protozoa, or ectoparasites.
Cold steppe
Formation over 7–21 days.
oncological diseases
unfavorable
topical antibiotics and corneal healing agents; moisturizing
Vitamin D3
world of Australasia
entropion — наследственная форма
sedentary lifestyle
summer warm, many oaks, birches, maples
Length
mechanical removal; acaricidal preparations
fat body disease
severe dehydration
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