Bearded dragons are unique not only in their physical appearance and habitat requirements but also the way they communicate their emotions, mood and feelings. In addition, bearded dragons are not as common pet as dogs and cats so one of the most enjoyable aspects of owning a bearded dragon is getting to know their personalities … Read more
Irrespective of the type of pet, if you own a female, it’s always crucial for the owner to provide her optimum care when she is pregnant. As far as bearded dragons are concerned, their breeding cycle is a bit more complex than other pets (like dogs, cats etc.), so taking care of a pregnant bearded … Read more
All loving and caring pet parents love to pet, snuggle, hug and kiss their pets. However, if you own a bearded dragon, things are slightly different. It is not recommended to kiss your bearded dragon because you could get salmonella poisoning from doing so, and salmonella infection is something that you can’t take lightly. Salmonella … Read more
Generally, the first thing that makes most first-time beardie owners concerned is that they can’t see their reptile’s pee. Naturally, humans and all other animals pee, and the same we expect from our bearded dragons. If you have landed on this page, it means, like many other first-time owners, you are also worried a bit … Read more
Unlike most common pets (like dogs, cats, etc.), bearded dragons can’t survive in normal house environment. Therefore every beardie owner has to maintain a separate vivarium for its bearded pet with specific habitat and environmental conditions (like temperature, lighting, accessories, etc.). Preparing a vivarium and replicating a beardie’s natural habitat is a one-time task. After … Read more
Usually, bearded dragons are known to make a good pet and are considered perfect for newbies and families with children. However, not many reptiles can be maintained with bearded dragons inside the same vivarium. This is because bearded dragons are so solitary and territorial instinctively that they even don’t share their place with other beardies. … Read more
