Your bearded dragon is going to be spending all of its time, except for when handled, in its enclosure. As an owner, you have to make the best decision that is key to the happiness and healthiness of your pet. Think of it as a human: you want space to move around and the ability … Read more
Bearded dragons have been in the top rankings for most popular reptiles to own since they were first imported to North America. Their carefree nature along with their valued life span makes them an incredible pet to own. But having a carefree attitude and long fulfilling life isn’t the only thing you should consider with … Read more
Originally found in Northern Australia and Southern New Guinea, the frilled dragon (Chlamydosaurus kingii) is known for its impressive threats. It can be found in tropical woodland, amongst the humid environment and often high up in the treetops. They are what is known as arboreal lizards, meaning that they love climbing and moving between branches. … Read more
Beardies have been around for years. Known for their prehistoric appearance, they are one of the most popular reptiles to have as pets. Their popularity arises due to their loving ability to be handled, as well as their spiky skin and gorgeous scales. It is typical for a beaded dragon to grow up to 24 inches … Read more
What is a bearded dragon lay box? Typically, the female bearded dragon will be able to lay eggs after their first birthday. There are a variety of things that can help to activate the dragon egg-laying cycle. When your bearded dragon is thought to be ‘gravid’ in other words ready to lay eggs, you will need … Read more
A very popular question that I often get asked by Bearded dragon owners is ‘why is my bearded dragon basking?’ Today we will answer that question on our blog. But first, lets take a look at the basics on beardies… The Basics on ‘Beardies’ At 16 to 24 inches long, weighing between 10 and 18 … Read more
Bearded dragons only turn black due to many reasons such as to regulate their temperature, to express their feelings, if they are scared or threaten or even sick, it is therefore suggested to take them to vets just in case they are sick. Let’s take a look at keeping bearded dragons and what a black … Read more
A German giant beard dragon is known differently to a regular bearded dragon, for example people call them a “morph”, this is known as a reptile that is specifically bred by breeders creating a specific “look” in the bearded dragon. When larger lizards/reptiles are bred together, the offspring often show changes such as them being … Read more