Keepers will very often see their Bearded dragon do arm movements that resemble 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. The waving motion is characterized by a 360 degrees movement of a forelimb while it is lifted into the air…
Silkworms, also called ‘silkies’, are the larval (or caterpillar) stages of the Mulberry silkmoth (Bombyx mori). They are generally cultured privately on a small scale or commercially on farms for their ability to produce silk. With their high protein and relatively low-fat content, silkworms are considered to be amongst the best insect foods for Bearded dragons. Although their natural…
Mites are small, tiny tick-like parasites that inhabit the outside skin of many reptile species, including Bearded dragons. These tiny (only a few millimeters in length) parasites attach themselves to their host, bore through the skin, and suck blood – leading to significant blood loss, loss of appetite, and a weakened immune system. Often diseases…
Bearded dragons are incredible animals, but they can sometimes be very picky eaters. If your bearded dragon refuses to eat and you don’t know why there could be several possible causes. This article will share some of the usual causes why your pet bearded dragon isn’t eating. The good news is that you can reverse…
Bearded dragons are a popular pet reptile that is native to Australia. They are known for their friendly personalities and ease of care, making them an ideal choice for first-time reptile owners. One important aspect of caring for bearded dragons is understanding the proper egg incubation temperatures. Incubating eggs at the right temperature is essential…
A lethargic bearded dragon is an indication that something is wrong with your pet. It’s not normal for a cheerful, active lizard like this to become sluggish and unmotivated. If you’re seeing signs of lethargy, it’s important to figure out the cause and treat it as soon as possible so your beloved pet can return…
Bearded dragons are one of the most popular pets in the world, but many pet owners don’t realize that bearded dragons can get sick, just like any other animal. One type of illness that can affect bearded dragons is yellow fungus disease. Yellow fungus disease (YFD) is a fungal infection that affects the skin, nails,…
Bearded dragons are incredibly popular pets worldwide. They have a very silly name, but they make fascinating pets with lots of personalities. Underneath their scaly exteriors, there is a complex animal that many people don’t know a lot about. Did you know, for instance, that bearded dragons can change color depending on their environment and…
Glass tanks are popularly used as enclosures for pet Bearded dragons. They are easy to obtain, relatively easy to set up and make for excellent vivariums. Popular enclosures used to house Bearded dragons include cabinets and glass tanks – each with its own set of pros and cons. Glass tanks, mainly purposed for aquariums, can be transferred into beautiful,…
Do you own a Bearded Dragon? If so, you should know how important it is to provide them with nutrient-rich foods. Many dragon owners consider quality feeder insects like Butterworms to be a great source of calcium, proteins, and fats for their pets. Butterworms (Chilecomadia Moorei) are among the hottest feeder insects on the market…
Having a pet bearded dragon can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience. However, it is important to ensure that your pet is getting the proper nutrition in order to stay healthy and happy. To ensure proper nutrition, a baby bearded dragon’s diet needs to include fresh vegetables, fruits, bugs, and other types of protein. In…
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. From time-to-time owners will found one, or all, Bearded dragons soaking in their water dish. Naturally, soaking is a great way to help loosen…