Potato is a nutritious, highly palatable, filling, and versatile vegetable that not only fits in many recipes, it is also included in the list of favorite vegetables or food by most of us. Although bearded dragons are omnivores and can eat a variety of vegetables and fruits, other than insects, every vegetable is not suitable … Read more
Insects are an essential part of a bearded dragon’s diet, and beardies can eat a variety of insects like crickets, dubia roaches, earthworms, mealworms, silkworms,cockroaches, etc. As far as the question “Can I feed my bearded dragon mealworms every day?” is concerned, the simple answer is “No.” It is usually not recommended that you provide … Read more
The body of a bearded dragon will flatten out in response to a variety of stimuli, including fear, stress, inappropriate body temperature, and disease. This behavior is natural for dragons (whether in the wild or captivity), and the dragon will not suffer any negative effects because of it. However, the most important thing to comprehend … Read more
The process of gradually getting rid of old skin and replacing it with a new one is called shedding in the bearded dragon’s world. Since bearded dragons exhibit many wired behavioral characteristics, eating their shed is one of them. Though it may feel a bit odd or bizarre, but yes, bearded dragons eat their own … Read more
Radish is a root vegetable belonging to the Brassicaceae family of plants that come in different colors and shapes and is renowned for its huge nutritional benefits. Since our bearded friends are omnivores (but get bored of the same kind of diet) and demand variety in their food. So beardie owners always look for the … Read more
Running on two legs is something that we don’t expect from bearded dragons. In fact, many seasoned beardie owners don’t know that their bearded reptile has the ability to run on two legs. This could be because beardies generally don’t exhibit this behavior in captivity often. So if you ever see your bearded dragon running, … Read more
