Do you have a bearded dragon that refuses to eat their greens? Since bearded dragons are omnivores, when they don’t eat vegetables, they miss out on a major part of their natural diet. And this can result in nutritional deficiency. ...
Bearded dragons are omnivores, which means that they evolved to get their nutrition from a variety of different foods, both plant- and animal-based. This also means that if your bearded dragon only seems willing to eat the same handful of...
The Pogona is a genus of reptiles that covers nine different species; they are commonly known as "Bearded Dragons." There are eight main species of bearded dragon, with a few offshoots and some variations of the particular names and terms...
Morphs Bearded dragon morphs refer to specific traits that a dragon possesses. These traits are usually based on the genetic lineage of the dragon, and they can alter the dragons appearance and feel. Morphs in bearded dragons are determined by recessive, dominant or...
BEARDED DRAGONS AND, HOW TO AVOID THE COMMON MISTAKES THAT OWNERS MAKE THAT SHORTEN THE LIFESPAN OF THEIR DRAGONS, AND HOW TO SPOT SOMEOF THE CONDITIONS AND DISEASES YOU MAY HEAR ABOUT There are signs to look out for when...
Before you get your dragon, you should always ensure you have the proper lighting. Too many people do this the wrong way around and find that when it comes to obtaining the correct lights after getting their dragon that the...
Metabolic bone disease (MBD) is, unfortunately, a problem that can regularly found with bearded dragons; while it isn’t exactly common, it isn’t as rare as it should be. The leading cause of MBD is inadequate UVB; this is why UVB...
Yellow fungus, also known as CANV (Chrysosporium anamorph of Nannizziopsis Vriesii), is a nasty contagious infection that can affect many reptiles including bearded dragons. There have been some sporadic cases of humans contracting yellow fungus but only in cases where...
As a beardie owner, you will most likely have heard the term "brumation" so what is brumation? Brumation and hibernation are similar but not the same, the main reason for this is that unlike hibernation, a dragon can wake up...
A bearded dragon's health and wellbeing is contingent on meeting their nutritional needs, on doing this you must provide them with a diverse diet including live feeders, you can find information on the various options available to your dragon here....
Each bearded dragon will have a unique personality, including quirks, habits, and moods. When it starts to act differently, this could be a sign that it is unhealthy or that something could be wrong. These are some signs of a healthy...
