Bearded dragon husbandry

Temperature can be a highly debatable issue in bearded dragon husbandry. You will find many articles giving conflicting answers on what the perfect nighttime temperature range for bearded dragons is. The perfect nighttime temperature range for an adult bearded dragon is 65°F–75°F (18°C–23°C).

If you have ever owned a bearded dragon you know how hardy these lizards are. Most health problems can be avoided with good care and husbandry. Yet it is still…

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Many bearded dragon pictures show beardies with their mouth open, do you know why this is? There are actually 7 main reasons why...

Knowing what a healthy bearded dragon poop looks like will assist an owner in easily recognizing when there are issues with their beardie.

Get to know bearded dragon lighting including temperature, setup, schedule, basking spot, and best light for bearded dragon in our guide for beginners!

The main reasons why bearded dragons have orange feces is due to excessive supplements, consuming foods that are orange, and dehydration. While most of these issues are easily fixed, signs of lethargy, appetite loss, and foul-smelling feces signal a serious illness that requires medical attention.

Bearded dragon poop can tell you whether your beardie is healthy, sick or dying and in this article we cover the BEST information on this topic.

There are many foods that may seem perfectly harmless..like onions or spinach, but are actually unhealthy (or worse) for your bearded dragon. We help you navigate what foods to avoid with our list of 21 foods that are bad for bearded dragons #beardeddragon #exoticpets #beardeddragonfood

Femoral pores are easy to take care of, but can get out of control fast. Learn what to look for, what to do, and how to prevent problems in this guide.