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If you’re looking for a fantastic reptile, German giant bearded dragons are at the top. Your traditional bearded dragons are easy to find, low-maintenance, and friendly little things. German giant bearded dragons are more elusive …
German Giant Bearded Dragon: Things You Need To Know Read More »
It’s hotly debated amongst bearded dragon owners: is bathing a bearded dragon necessary? Some owners insist on weekly baths because they think their pets are encouraged to drink and have bowel movements. Conversely, others only …
Bearded Dragon Bath: Why, When, And How To Bathe Your Beardie. Read More »
Unlike humans, a bearded dragon’s skin doesn’t grow as they grow. Our skin has stretch and elasticity, which means we can keep growing larger and our skin will grow with us. Conversely, when a bearded …
Bearded Dragon Shedding: Essentials You Should Know Read More »
When people are looking for a pet, a common question asked is are bearded dragons good pets? It’s an understandable question because most people don’t have experience owning reptiles. The quick answer is: yes, bearded …
Many bearded dragon owners are simply fascinated that their pet bearded dragon might actually have a hidden third eye. Yet, as they examine their beardie, they’re sure that they can only see their two regular …
As cute as your bearded dragon is, he can produce some pretty smelly poop! These creatures might look all cute but don’t be fooled – they are known to produce some of the smelliest waste …
Bearded Dragon Poop: What Should You Look out For? Read More »
If you’ve got a bearded dragon, you’ve likely heard about or witnessed brumation in action. But what is brumation? How is it different from hibernation? And, why do bearded dragons brumate? In this article, we’ll …
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Many owners of bearded dragons don’t know enough about nail care and how often to cut Bearded Dragon nails. Clipping beardie claws are an essential part of their maintenance. It keeps their feet and legs …