When is a Bearded Dragon a Juvenile?
Bearded dragons reach their full adult growth by a year and a half. Beardies 0 to 2 months old are called Hatchlings, while Juveniles are 2 to 7 months old. Your 7 to 18 months old beardie is called a...
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When to Feed Your Bearded Dragon
While adult bearded dragons can go days or even weeks without eating, young bearded dragons cannot develop and survive without proper nutrition each day.
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How to Incubate Bearded Dragons Eggs
Bearded dragons are oviparous, which means they lay eggs rather than letting their young gestate within their bodies like mammals. Female bearded dragons lay eggs whether they are fertile or infertile.
How Do You Know When a Bearded Dragon is Mad?
Just because they don’t have words, that doesn’t mean that bearded dragons do not communicate. Your reptile friend will use its body language to let you know how it feels.
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Why Does My Beardie Do Head Bobbing?
This behavior is more common in male bearded dragons and it usually signals a dominance or territorial aggression.
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Why Does My Beardie Wave Their Arm?
When your bearded dragon spots a larger beardie, large animal, or an object that the dragon simply mistakes for another animal, it may stand on three legs, raise the remaining leg, start waving it in circles.
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What Does it Mean When My Bearded Dragon’s Tail is Twitching?
While you may not see it often, your dragon may sometimes twitch its tail in a fast side to side motion. This can mean that it’s getting ready to pounce on something if it’s in hunting mode. It can also...
What Does A Bearded Dragon's Behavior Mean?
Bearded dragon’s behavior is never random: each of their actions and responses has its meaning and will tell you about your beardie’s needs, health, and mood.
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