Bearded dragon environment articles

Safe and effective ways to help a shedding Bearded dragon

1 January 2020 7 readers found this article helpful so far.

There might be times where a pet Bearded dragon will need help with shedding its skin. This article indicates such times and gives owners safe and effective ways to help a shedding Bearded dragon.

Using a glass tank to keep Bearded dragons

Using glass tanks to keep Bearded dragons

30 September 2019 2 readers found this article helpful so far.

Glass tanks are popularly used as enclosures for pet Bearded dragons. They are easy to obtain, relative easy to set up and makes for great vivariums.

The correct humidity for pet Bearded dragons

27 June 2017 15 readers found this article helpful so far.

There are two main environmental variables Bearded dragon keepers need to ensure (i.e. temperature and lighting), but what about the humidity? Although, admittedly, often not something to worry about, incorrect humidity in an enclosed environment can lead to all sorts of problems.

Using programmable timers for Bearded dragon lighting

Using programmable electric timers for Bearded dragon lighting

3 August 2018 7 readers found this article helpful so far.

Programmable electric timers (or simply electric timers) can be used to switch lighting on and off at desired times. When used with a roster, it allows better control and a more natural recreation of day-night cycles - improving the overall experience of a Bearded dragon.

Bearded dragon temperatures

3 August 2019 26 readers found this article helpful so far.

Being reptile, Bearded dragons are ectothermic. This means that they rely on external heat sources to increase their body temperature. Bearded dragons are also poikilothermic, meaning they can have a variable body temperature depending on the environmental temperature.