For most people, a pet means getting a dog, a cat, or perhaps a rabbit. These are among some of the easiest animals to look after and one of the reasons that they are also among the most common. However, for some people, the idea of having an exotic pet is much more appealing. But…
In the wild, bearded dragons live in a desert location and are found across Australia. While there are some that will take refuge in subtropical woodlands, most of these animals prefer the arid conditions of the desert. It could be easy to believe, then, that bearded dragons do not need a lot of water; after…
If you look online at bearded dragon forums, you will notice that one of the most common questions is whether these lizards can drink through their skin. Now this may sound crazy at first but when you learn that there are a lot of reptiles and amphibians that have this ability, it doesn’t seem to…
The diet of the bearded dragon in the wild consists mainly of insects, small rodents, and even other lizards if they are small enough. That being said, they are omnivores and so will also eat leaves and fruits. Typically, they are not fussy eaters; so what about fruit at home? Can bearded dragons eat grapes?…
In the wild, bearded dragons go through a process known as brumation. This is very similar to the process that mammals go through during the colder winter months, hibernation. You might call this the reptilian version. However, in captivity, the bearded dragon may not undergo this process since their natural instinct has been somewhat removed.…
Bearded dragons do have a rather varied diet, one thing that you can offer your pet is the wax worm. However, it is important to keep in mind that whilst it is safe for a bearded dragon to eat wax worms, these should not be a diet staple. Introduction to Can Bearded Dragons Eat…
