How Often Should My Bearded Dragon Shed
Skin shedding, or ecdysis, is the process where Bearded dragons lose their outer skin as the result of growing. The shedding process is mainly dependent on the size and growth rate of Bearded…
Why Mealworms Make the Perfect Treat for Your Bearded Dragon
Bearded Dragons make for a wonderful pet, but if you’ve owned one before you know that feeding them can be a challenge. But one of their favorite treats is mealworms!…
Baby Bearded Dragons: The Ultimate Care Guide
Are you thinking of getting a baby bearded dragon? Caring for these curious lizards is a lot of fun, and they begin to develop intricate personalities at a young age.…
Burrowing Behavior in Bearded Dragons: A Closer Look
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…
Uncovering the Mysterious World of Bearded Dragon Behavior
A bearded dragon is a lizard species native to Australia, and they can make great pets. But, if you're going to keep one as a pet, you must learn about…
Upgrading Your Bearded Dragon’s Home: Essential Accessories
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…
The Southern rock agama (Agama atra) / Bloukop Koggelmander
Have you ever seen a Southern Rock Agama, aka block koggelmander? It's a small-bodied lizard with vibrant colors that can be found in South Africa. It is named after its…
Understanding Your Bearded Dragon’s Territorial Behavior
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 Dragons and Eating Behavior: A Comprehensive Guide
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…
Metabolic Bone Disease in Bearded Dragons
Bearded dragons are some of the most popular pet lizards around, but they can become sick quickly. One of the most common, yet serious illnesses bearded dragons contract is a…
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…