Is tap water safe for your bearded dragon, or is bottled water better?
Should you get your beardie their own Yeti water bottle or is tap water in a bowl okay for them?
Should you get your beardie their own Yeti water bottle or is tap water in a bowl okay for them?
Bearded dragons in the wild live their entrie lives outside. So what about our pets? Can they spend some time outside too?
Ever want to take your bearded dragon with you when you are out an about? It’s a little different than taking a dog for a walk, but with a harness and leash, you can definitely take them with you!
Bearded dragons should be clean, odor free (most of the time) pets. So if you start to notice a foul odor, it’s time to figure out… Is that your beardie or their tank?
We like to hold and pet our bearded dragons. But how do they feel about that? Do they like it, or are they just tolerating us?
Every pet store we’ve been to sells little jars of freeze dried crickets spedifically to feed to bearded dragons. But much like packaged food for humans, freeze dried crickets may not be the best idea.
Your bearded dragon is going to shed quite a few times as it grows to adulthood. It will keep periodically shedding for the rest of its life. Learn what to expect and what to do to help them with the process.
The least expensive and most widely available type of tank you can get is an old aquarium. Unfortunately, they may not be the best idea for you or your beardie.
If you get a good look at their tiny little needle teeth, you might wonder if bearded dragons are poisonous. The answer is both surprising and interesting.
Carrots are a veggie that most bearded dragons really like. Sweet and crunchy, they make a nice addition to your beardie’s salad. But some people say you shouldn’t feed your beardie too many carrots. We disagree and explain why in this article.