Bearded dragon glass surfing
There might be times where Bearded dragon owners see their pets trying to climb the glass of their enclosure. This, so-called, ‘glass surfing’ or escaping behaviour, might be seen from time-to-time,…
Bearded dragon open mouth behaviour
Open mouth behaviour in Bearded dragons can be quite intimidating and even threatening, but there might be other reasons for this to happen. This behaviour can either be normal, threatening or…
Bearded dragon burrowing behaviour
There might be various reasons for a Bearded dragon to show burrowing or digging behaviour. This article will give some insights why your Bearded dragon might show behaviour and explain the…
General Bearded dragon behaviour
The general behaviour of pet Bearded dragons can be used as an indicator of their overall mood and health. Normal behaviour is when they are alert most of the time…
Bearded dragon territorial behaviour
Territorial behaviour is the behaviour Bearded dragons show towards other Bearded dragons, other animals and even humans when it enters its territory. Darkening of the beard, head bobbing, open mouth behaviour and some…
Bearded dragon eating behaviour
When it comes to food, Bearded dragons are hunters and considered ferocious eaters. As pets, there should only be a few times a healthy Bearded dragon will even leave a…
Licking behaviour in Bearded dragons
Licking behaviour is frequently seen in Bearded dragons. Unlike, for example, Chameleons, Bearded dragons do not have long, projectile tongues to catch prey from a distance, but they do use them…
Bearded dragon head bobbing behaviour
Afrequent behaviour seen in adult, and sometimes juvenile, Bearded dragons is head bobbing. This is a normal behaviour for, especially male, Bearded dragons. Head bobbing behaviour in Bearded dragons can be…
Bearded Dragon Brumation Behaviour: The Definitive Guide
Brumation, also called hibernation, is the reversible state in which many Bearded dragons spend the colder winter months. It is characterized by a type of slumber or inactivity, where they…
Biting Behaviour In Bearded Dragons: What Does It Mean?
Pet Bearded dragons are generally calm and docile by nature, but biting behaviour might be seen at times. Biting behaviour in Bearded dragons ranges from biting each other to biting people. It is commonly…
Bearded dragon mating behaviour
Bearded dragons are calm and docile creatures, but during the breeding season, they can change into little aggressive breeding monsters. During this time, Bearded dragons will show the typical, what…