Bearded dragon substrate has been a matter of debate for quite some time. Read our helpful guide to find out why, and which substrates are the best. One of the most important aspects of your Bearded dragons enclosure is its substrate. Bearded dragon substrate has been a matter of debate between Bearded dragon owners for … Read more
Bearded dragons are susceptible to several diseases; understanding these diseases may help you prevent them from occurring in your pet and know when to seek veterinary attention. In addition to the diseases listed in this handout, bearded dragons are susceptible to other health problems —see the handout “Bearded Dragons – Problems” for more information. Bearded … Read more
There are eight species of bearded dragons and the most popular kind kept as a pet is the inland or central bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps), from the arid to semi-arid southeastern parts of Australia. Pogona vitticeps is the species discussed in this handout. Calcium is extremely important for bearded dragons. Without proper calcium levels, bearded … Read more
Respiratory infections are a common health issue for pet bearded dragons. Also known as upper respiratory infections (URIs), they occur when bacteria builds up in a dragon’s lungs, usually due to excess moisture in their habitat. If left untreated, respiratory infections can be fatal. As a bearded dragon owner, it’s crucial to understand the causes, … Read more
Crickets are one of the most popular feeder insects for bearded dragons. In fact, they make up a significant portion of a bearded dragon’s diet, especially when they are young. But what exactly makes crickets such an ideal food source for these reptiles? In this article, we’ll dive into everything you need to know about … Read more