Bearded Dragon 

How To Keep A Bearded Dragon?

Paula R. Link

Keeping a bearded dragon is easy as long as you have the proper supplies and follow a few simple steps.

Bearded dragons are omnivorous, meaning that they eat a variety of things, including insects, small reptiles, and even small mammals.

The best way to feed your bearded dragon is to offer a variety of food items. Make sure to give your dragon a healthy meal every day, and don’t overfeed him.

Bearded dragons will live for up to 10 years, so make sure to take care of him properly. Clean his cage regularly and provide him with a comfortable environment.

Table of Contents
  1. Bearded dragon diet?
  2. Bearded dragon care?
  3. Bearded dragon diseases?
  4. Bearded dragon myths?
  5. Bearded dragon accessories?

Bearded dragon diet?

In the wild, bearded dragons live in arid and semi-arid regions of Australia, Iran, and Syria. They eat insects, spiders, small lizards, and small rodents. In captivity, bearded dragons should eat a high-quality diet that includes insects, small lizards, and small rodents.

Bearded dragon care?

Hello everyone,

If you are considering taking on the care of a bearded dragon, you have come to the right place! Bearded dragons are one of the most popular pet lizards on the market, and for good reason. They are incredibly easy to care for, and provide lots of fun and entertainment. Here are some tips to help you get started:

  • Be sure to have a proper enclosure for your bearded dragon. A 10-gallon water tank with a screen top is the minimum size required. Anything larger will be better.
  • Provide a basking spot for your dragon. Place a heat lamp near the top of the enclosure, and make sure the ambient temperature is around 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Feed your dragon a healthy diet.

Bearded dragon diseases?

I have a few diseases that afflict bearded dragons. One is skin fungus, which is caused by a fungus called Trichophyton mentagrophytes. This fungus can cause a skin infection that can be quite serious, particularly in young bearded dragons. Treatment with anti-fungal medication can usually cure the infection, but it can be a bit of a hassle for the dragon owner.

Another disease that bearded dragons can contract is sebaceous adenitis. This is a skin infection caused by bacteria, and it can be quite severe. Treatment with antibiotics usually cures the infection, but it can be quite a hassle for the dragon owner.

Bearded dragon myths?

There are a few bearded dragon myths out there that need to be debunked. The first one is that bearded dragons need a lot of space to live in. This is not true! A standard bearded dragon enclosure should be about 12 square feet. A little more if you have a particularly active or inquisitive dragon.

Another myth is that bearded dragons are aggressive. Again, this is not true! Bearded dragons are actually one of the most docile dragon species. They are often kept as pets by people who are looking for an easy-going dragon that doesn’t require a lot of attention.

Bearded dragon accessories?

There are a few things you can do to help keep your bearded dragon happy and healthy. One of the simplest things you can do is provide them with the appropriate accessories. Bearded dragon accessories can include hiding spots, climbing areas, and food dishes.

Hiding spots can be made out of anything your bearded dragon likes, such as pieces of wood, rodent cages, or even cardboard boxes. Bearded dragons like to curl up in small, dark spaces where they can feel safe and secure.