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What can you do to help shed all of your bearded dragons skin?

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Try soaking him in luke warm (not hot) water. He should always have his head above the surface of the water. Also, make sure he has something rough in his tank to rub on, like a rock or stick, but make sure he can't hurt himself either. Finally, if he's docile enough to be handled, you can pull the skin off yourself.

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