Being omnivorous, Bearded dragons will accept a variety of foods including plant materials (greens, esp. leafy greens), invertebrates, and the occasional vertebrate. As pets, Bearded dragons can be offered a variety of insects, fruit, vegetables, flowers, flower leaves/herbs, and nestling mice. To give a healthy, balanced diet, at least half the daily food should consist…
Bearded dragons are some of the most iconic reptiles around and make excellent pets for intermediate to advanced enthusiasts. Unfortunately, bearded dragon tail injuries are something that many owners will eventually experience. Being aware of common causes and symptoms of possible Bearded Dragon tail injuries can help owners know when medical help may be needed….
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 are asleep most of the time. This behavior is also characterized by loss of appetite, hiding behavior, and sometimes excessive digging behavior. During the brumation/hibernation period,…
Because of its availability, lighting equipment for Bearded dragons makes it possible to keep these reptiles as pets. The correct lighting is one of the most important requirements to keep pet Bearded dragons. In addition to the regular light rays, a light source for Bearded dragons should also be able to emit ultraviolet (UVA and UVB) rays. These…
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 seen with Bearded dragons that are hungry, territorial, courting or feeling threatened. Juvenile Bearded dragon biting behaviour Bearded dragons are known to be hunters and…
Bearded dragons are one of the most popular pet lizards in the world and for good reason. They are relatively easy to care for, and they can make great companions. One important part of caring for a bearded dragon is providing them with a healthy diet. One food that many bearded dragon owners choose to…
Bearded dragons make for great pets, but it’s important to ensure you’re getting a healthy one. Do you know what exactly to look for in a bearded dragon? Having a beautiful, healthy bearded dragon requires more than just choosing the cutest one in the store. While any pet needs love and care, there are some…
Legal issues surrounding the ownership of these lizards in South Africa are frequent concerns of new and aspiring Bearded dragon keepers. According to the law, ownership not only entails the keeping, breeding, and transportation of Bearded dragons, but also the import of new stock into the country. Recently, new legislation regarding the ownership of exotic,…
A hungry Bearded dragon will almost eat any food that is offered to them. Being omnivorous, various food options are available. In both the invertebrate and greens groups of food, there are some items that should not be fed. What Foods Should Be Avoided for Bearded Dragons? When feeding your bearded dragon, it is important to avoid…
Bearded dragons are becoming increasingly popular as household pets. With their amusing behavior, wide array of colors, and ability to get along with people, it’s no wonder they’re gaining so much attention! But while they may seem like the perfect pet, there are a few considerations that come into play before buying one. One of…
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. Commercial electric timers come in the form of electric power socket extensions into which…