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Like any other pets, bearded dragons are prone to health challenges including mites. Those instances can be stressful and knowing what to do in such a case to treat blood mites in beardies is important. What are blood mites in bearded dragons? A blood mite is a blood-sucking parasite. They are most commonly found … Read more
Because bearded dragons are omnivorous you may be tempted to give them other pets’ food. So can bearded dragons eat dog food? No bearded dragons cannot eat dog food. Your beardie will love insects such as crickets, locusts and other small insects. You can also supplement their diet with some fruits and vegetables. Why … Read more
Clover plants are useful for livestock feed. Indeed, clover is foraged by wildlife, including bears, game animals and birds. No wonder why you may have asked yourself “can bearded dragons eat clover?”. Well the answer is yes in moderation. Can bearded dragons have clover? As briefly stated above, beardies can eat clover in moderation. … Read more
Bearded dragons are among the most adorable animals and pets. They are always calm around humans and rarely aggressive. Additionally, bearded dragons feature a unique appearance and docile temperament. The beautiful appearance and docile nature of the bearded dragons make them excellent pets for most people. The question “do bearded dragons bite” is common … Read more
Cucumber is a very refreshing vegetable (technically a fruit from the same family as watermelons and pumpkins) that you probably enjoy most during summer time. You may have wondered at some point “can bearded dragons eat cucumbers”. Most importantly are the health benefits for your beardie? The straight answer is yes bearded dragons can eat … Read more
The price of a bearded dragon is dependent on both its morph and where you get it from. Realistically speaking, a beardie can cost anywhere from $35 to $100. That’s for the pet itself, assuming that you already have the habitat and all the accessories to bring it home. Should you add those elements, your … Read more
A bearded dragon turning black in the sun could be scary for inexperienced owners, but this metachrosis or color-changing pigmentation is nothing to worry about. Usually, bearded dragons turn black under the sun to regulate their body temperature because they are exothermic. Secondly, you should not worry because this behavior is temporary. There are … Read more
The duration at which your bearded dragons can go without food depends on their size, health, age, and the reason for not eating. If you have an adult bearded dragon with extra weight, at optimum, they can go for up to 2 months or longer to lose weight without food. Young bearded dragons are growing, … Read more
Bearded dragons are reptiles. Most reptiles are cold-blooded, and since bearded dragons are reptiles, they need enough heat to live and thrive. Bearded dragons may suffer from weight loss, tiredness, and appetite loss should there be inadequate temperature. Bearded dragons are native to Central Australia’s arid, semi-desert regions, where the temperature soars beyond 110 degrees … Read more
Bearded dragons are enjoyable and tolerable reptiles to interact with and handle due to their friendly nature. Besides they are also easy to notice when they are physically unhealthy because it affects their behavior, unlike other pets. One of the signs that indicate physical illness is when a bearded dragon shakes like it’s twitching or … Read more