Can bearded dragons go on their back? Bearded dragons may flip on their backs for various reasons ranging from neurological conditions to nutrient deficiencies to just plain clumsiness. Why don’t bearded dragons like being on their back? Frankly, they don’t like being in this position because it makes it difficult to breathe. However, it would … Read more
Is driftwood safe for reptiles? This driftwood may be used in terrariums for reptiles of all sizes, to climb on or under. IT’s great for geckos, bearded dragons, snakes, iguanas and most terrestrial amphibians. Can I use driftwood in my bearded dragon tank? Wood Branches Sandblasted pieces of driftwood make a fantastic climbing perch for … Read more
Our food list tells you what veg your beardie can munch on: Peas. Green beans. Courgette. Butternut squash. Sweet potato. Bell pepper. Broccoli (small bits weekly) Acorn squash. Can bearded dragons eat cooked food? Bearded dragons can eat both raw and cooked vegetables. However, raw vegetables are recommended as they contain more nutrients than cooked … Read more
What 2 bulbs do bearded dragons need? Lighting is pretty simple; the main two lights you need are the heat lamp and the UVB fluorescent tube fixture. The heat lamp is the easier one to set up; you can buy the reptile heat lamp fixtures at pretty much any pet store. You need a fixture … Read more
How do I stop my bearded dragon from getting MBD? While MBD is one of the most common illnesses we see in beardies, it’s also one of the most preventable. Simply making sure that your tiny dinosaur is eating a good nourishing diet, and ensuring that he has the proper lighting in his habitat, will … Read more
Can you keep bearded dragons in your bedroom? No, it won’t make you sick. Unless your bearded dragon has parasites, the only real risk of getting sick from it is getting salmonella, which only happens from putting your hands in your mouth (like when you eat) after touching it without washing your hands. I have … Read more
Can bearded dragons eat dairy? Long story short: reptiles are lactose intolerant! Unlike mammals, reptiles are not born with the enzymes necessary to digest dairy products. Bearded dragons do not lactate and their young do not drink milk. Because they simply cannot digest dairy, it can only result in harm, ranging from mild to severe. … Read more
How often do bearded dragons go to the bathroom? A young bearded dragon (4 to 18 months old) will have a bowel movement every day or so, while you can expect those older than 18 months to poop 1-7 times a week. How often do bearded dragons poop and pee? Bearded dragons who primarily have … Read more
Can I give my bearded dragons cilantro? Yes, Bearded Dragons can eat coriander. Cilantro (also known as coriander) has numerous benefits for bearded Dragons and other reptile pets. It is a good source of vitamins and minerals like iron, magnesium and folate.9 Safe Bearded Dragon Plants Haworthia Plants (Haworthia spp.) Echeveria (Echeveria spp.) Prickly Pear … Read more
Is a red light okay for a bearded dragon? Bearded dragons simply do not need ANY light at night, red or otherwise. Like any other light, this red light will also end up disturbing their sleep. Remember that bearded dragons can see (and sense) extraneous lights, so you would do best to turn them off … Read more