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The bearded dragon is a relatively fragile reptile which can have more or less serious diseases. Discover in this article what beardies’ common diseases are and how to react if yours is sick. Remember, however, that this article does not replace a consultation with a veterinarian. It is only intended to expose common diseases and … Read more
Bearded dragons are usually natural solitary animals who maintain and guard their territories—as such, keeping them together with other animals within the same environment can always prove disastrous. Since, this may often prompt unnecessary fights, facilitate the spread of diseases, and even deterioration of the terrarium hygiene, among other implications. Nonetheless, keeping these animals … Read more
While birds and mammals contain melanocytes, chromatophores are found in reptiles, fish, amphibians, cephalopods, and crustaceans. In ectotherms, such as bearded dragons, chromatophores are pigment-containing and light-reflecting cells that form eye and skin hues. A bearded dragon’s color change may target specific parts such as the head, neck, tail, stomach, chest regions, belly, or occur … Read more
Dealing with wild animals usually warrants constant practice of caution to prevent unintended consequences. This is because some of these animals are usually quite dangerous and thus capable of seriously harming humans. As such, pet enthusiasts like bearded dragon keepers must always ask themselves some crucial questions. These include whether the animal they are adopting … Read more
Bearded dragons are usually passive most of the time if kept under appropriate conditions. Thus, very friendly and rarely ever aggressive with people. However, the spread of information on the ability of these animals to secret venom has often caught many unawares as they struggle with the notion of whether beardies could be dangerous or … Read more
Caring for a bearded dragon within the confines of a vivarium often entails optimizing a variety of conditions to simulate a natural habitat closely. This often includes finding the right bedding/substrate that would be safe for your beardie to thrive. Among the common substrates is calcium sand which has been associated with several benefits and … Read more
Living things need water to survive, and thus lack of enough within the body could result in devastating implications. Therefore, despite bearded dragons’ original desert-like habitats, they often need proper hydration to healthily survive, whether in open space or captivity. This is because, severe dehydration could kill your beardie much faster than other pets prompting … Read more
Bearded dragons are adorable and friendly animals and pets. Like other pets, love and bonding are some of the key factors of owning them. Additionally, bearded dragons are quite tolerant to handling, and to some extent, they enjoy human interactions. The ultimate goal of having a pet like a bearded dragon in your home is … Read more
No bearded dragons are not color blind. This is because bearded dragons mainly rely on their eyes when they want to sense what is around them, and therefore, they have excellent vision with full color. Additionally, bearded dragons have better vision in their eyes, and they can also see more colors than humans. Bearded dragons … Read more
Bearded dragons, just like other animals, often require specific habitat conditions for healthy living and thriving. As such, being cold-blooded animals, they usually require a unique atmosphere that would ideally simulate their desert-like natural habitats for optimal survival chances in a vivarium setting. Therefore, just like other animals, they would require the appropriate space size, … Read more