Bearded dragon behaviour articles

16 November 2019 4 readers found this article helpful so far.

Bearded dragons are often seen soaking in their water dishes. Soaking behaviour is fairly common, and often normal, but it should also alert Bearded dragon keepers that potential problems might be present.

Causes of a lethargic Bearded dragon

8 September 2019 6 readers found this article helpful so far.

Bearded dragons are often seen as being lethargic and listless. Although a lethargic Bearded dragon should not always cause worry, it is well worth making sure that the cause is not something serious. Here are the 4 important reasons why a Bearded dragon might be lethargic.

Reasons why a Bearded dragon refuses to eat

9 reasons why Bearded dragons won’t eat

4 July 2019 10 readers found this article helpful so far.

It is normal for owners to be concerned when their pet Bearded dragon is not eating. Those concerns are only sometimes justified. Very often the reason for a Bearded dragon not eating can be identified and the problem can be rectified.

Waving behaviour in Bearded dragons (circumduction)

11 December 2018 7 readers found this article helpful so far.

Keepers will very often see their Bearded dragon do arm movements that resembles a waving motion. Arm waving motions in Bearded dragons, also referred to as circumduction, has a very specific role in the physiology of these animals.

4 signs of a lethargic Bearded dragon

29 July 2019 12 readers found this article helpful so far.

Medically, lethargy is a disease state of sleepiness or unresponsiveness and inactivity. Generally, lethargy is a lack of energy and enthusiasm. Irrespective the reason, lethargy in pet Bearded dragons is an indication that something is wrong.