Bearded dragons are fascinating creatures that have become popular pets in recent years. They are known for their unique appearance and docile nature, making them great companions for reptile enthusiasts of all ages. One of the most common questions asked by potential or new bearded dragon owners is, “Where do bearded dragons live?” In this…
Bearded dragons are cuddly, low-maintenance pets and a great choice for reptile beginners. But like any pet, they create messes that need to be cleaned up. The biggest messes a bearded dragon makes are poops! If you’ve ever witnessed your pet’s bathroom habits (or tried to clean up after them), then you know how gross…
Bearded dragons are a type of pet lizard that is becoming increasingly popular. They make interesting, low-maintenance pets and they can live long healthy lives if they are kept in the right environment. Have you ever wondered how long bearded dragons typically live? Most reptile owners want to know this information so they can plan…
Bearded dragons come in all shapes, sizes, and personalities. Some people think that baby bearded dragons get along better with each other than adults do and they want to keep them together. But can they really be kept together? The answer to this question isn’t a simple yes or no. There are many factors at…
Bearded Dragons may be popular pets, but they shouldn’t be kept in captivity as house pets – here’s why. Though their natural habitat is the warm and arid scrublands of Australia, they are captively bred and sold as pets in many retail stores like PetSmart or Petco. But despite their popularity, they are not well-suited…
You head to the pet store to buy your bearded dragon’s new home. Then you come across plywood and wonder – is it safe for my bearded dragon? Not all types of wood are safe for your bearded dragon (or any pet reptile, for that matter). Some can be toxic or carry harmful bacteria. So…
Play sand is a popular choice for bearded dragon owners because it’s cheap, easy to clean, and doesn’t require any special equipment. However, playing sand has its downsides as well. Some reptiles aren’t meant to live in sand and play sand is just one example. In fact, most reptiles prefer soil over sand. Sand is…
Bearded Dragons are fascinating creatures, and people love buying them as gifts. However, most bearded dragon owners aren’t aware of the laws regarding where they can legally sell their animals. If you’re thinking about selling your bearded dragon, read this guide to learn where you can legally sell your bearded dragon. You may be surprised…
Smoking is bad for bearded dragons and will cause health problems. Before you go lighting up a joint around your bearded dragon, make sure you read this first. Here’s everything you need to know about smoking around your bearded dragon. If you decide to smoke around your bearded dragon, you may end up causing serious…
The photoperiod is the time a Bearded dragon is exposed to light (vs. darkness) – over a period of 24 hours. When placed in an artificial environment, the photoperiod is an important factor to consider when trying to create a natural experience for Bearded dragons. The photoperiod is the period of time each day during which an organism receives illumination. In…
Bearded dragons need ultraviolet (UV) lighting for physiological and behavioural well being. Ultraviolet lighting is not only needed for Bearded dragons to see better, but also aids in calcium absorption. The ultraviolet light spectrum can be divided into UV-A, UV-B and UV-C. Image from aetaire.com When looking at the spectrum of light emitted by the sun,…
To keep Bearded dragons as pet, additional accessories in the form of enclosure heating and lighting will be required. These accessories are vital in creation of a desert environment in which Bearded dragons will thrive. The keeping of pet Bearded dragons was made significantly easier with the commercialisation of compact light sources and even more…