Learn how to handle and care for bearded dragons.
Take your bearded dragon out of the cage every day for at least one hour for interaction with you. Hand Taming Hand taming is something that many owners overlook. Due to the size and excellent nature of the bearded dragons, it is so easy just to snatch up a baby and stare at it for … Read more
Yep, this looks just as it sounds. Gaping is when your pet sits with his mouth wide open. If you’re peering into your enclosure and notice your pal with his mouth agape, and you aren’t sure how that translates, there is no need to worry. This is typically a very normal bearded dragon behavior. Ever … Read more
It is our responsibility to give our pet dragons a safe haven for living. For this we should avoid exposing our bearded dragons to situations in which they could injure themselves by following some ways: Fireflies/Lightening Bugs Never let dragon eat them as eating fireflies will prove to be lethal for them. Fireflies have a … Read more
Seems like a strange thing for an animal that lives in arid/ desert climates but sure enough put them in a bathtub and away they paddle doing lengths of the bath Most Bearded Dragons would seem like they can’t get enough of the water but it’s more a case of reflex action, all animals have … Read more
It’s phenomenal that a lizard can display such a variety of characteristics and individual personalities. The Bearded Dragon has a variety of behaviors it displays, I’ve tried to cover all their body language here briefly. Males & female dragons both display the same behaviors more or less except for some courtship rituals. If you keep … Read more
Well, it depends, typically they’re not aggressive and aren’t going to bite you, you’d have to really push them to get them to attack you, so you’d probably deserve it. Do they bite? The bearded dragon is normally a docile lizard and rarely aggressive towards us humans unless we go out our way to provoke … Read more
If your baby Bearded Dragon isn’t eating this is more critical than an adult, simply because they won’t have the fat/energy reserves to last out any appetite loss. There’s a myriad of factors that can cause your Bearded Dragon to stop eating. Everything here focuses on a lack of appetite and what can cause it … Read more
Bearded Dragon care is one of the easiest providing they have a healthy diet, plenty of space, the right heat and lighting you generally won’t get any health issues providing this is followed, but if you are experiencing problems with your Bearded Dragon, stop reading this and please visit your nearest vet. Bearded dragons are … Read more
Today we are going to share with you how to walk your bearded dragon. Before going for a walk make sure you are in an area where there are no dogs or other animals that could hurt your dragon. Another thing I don’t suggest is walking your bearded dragon in a forest or a woody … Read more