How Long Can a Bearded Dragon Go without Eating?
If your bearded dragon stops eating, don’t despair as this doesn’t necessarily mean they will die.
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Bearded Dragons
What Age Should I Get a Bearded Dragon?
If you are a first-time owner, it is best to get an older dragon of around six months or older because they are more resilient at this age.
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When Do I Clean My Bearded Dragon’s Tank?
A clean tank is vitally important to the health and happiness of your bearded dragon. Not cleaning your dragon's enclosure regularly and not removing these daily can lead to health problems such as parasites, upper respiratory infections and also fungal growth.
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How Often Should I Handle My Bearded Dragon?
Bearded dragons usually tolerate handling better than other lizards. Regular handling helps bearded dragons get used to people, so you should handle your beardie daily. Doing so also minimizes stress during regular care, such as bathing or tank cleaning.
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When Can a Bearded Dragon Eat Vegetables?
A general rule is that, when your beardie is still a baby, its diet should contain 80 percent insects and 20 percent plants. Adult bearded dragon diet should be exactly the opposite, and you should feed them 80 percent plants and 20 percent insects.
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How Long Do Bearded Dragons Live?
If you are unsure of your bearded dragon’s age, contact the breeder or your veterinarian to help you figure out how old it is.
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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...
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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When to Trim or Cut My Bearded Dragon’s Nails?
If you end up with nail marks all over your arms while you're handling your bearded dragon, it is probably time to trim or cut its nails.
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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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What Does it Mean When a Bearded Dragon’s Tail is Up?
If your bearded dragon’s tail is up, your pet is most likely feeling alert. You may often spot this body sign while the bearded dragon is hunting for prey such as Dubia roaches and crickets. Beardies can also wag their tails while...