Bearded Dragon 

When Is My Bearded Dragon Fully Grown?

Paula R. Link

That’s a tough question. Some bearded dragons may reach 24 inches in length, while others may only reach 18 inches or so. Generally, bearded dragons that are at least eight months old will be fully grown. However, each dragon is unique, so it’s best to consult with a veterinarian to get a more accurate estimate.

Table of Contents
  1. The Pros and Cons of Having a Bearded Dragon as a Pet?
  2. The Different Types of Bearded Dragons?
  3. The Different Kinds of Bearded Dragons?
  4. How to Handle Bearded Dragons When They Are Fully Grown?
  5. How to Tell If Your Bearded Dragon is Fully Grown?
  6. The Different Types of Bearded Dragons as Pets?

The Pros and Cons of Having a Bearded Dragon as a Pet?

There are many pros and cons to owning a bearded dragon as a pet, but here are a few to consider:

PRO: They are easy to care for and require little maintenance.

CON: They can be quite noisy, so they may not be ideal for people who are looking for a quiet pet.

PRO: Bearded dragons are active and curious, so they will likely keep your home entertained.

CON: They can be aggressive if mistreated, so be sure to get a reputable breeder if you are interested in owning one.

The Different Types of Bearded Dragons?

There are many different types of bearded dragons. Some bearded dragons are very small, while others are quite large. Some have smooth skin, while others have bumpy skin. Some have long beards, while others have short beards. Some have a pink or red beard, while others have a green or brown beard.

There are many different types of bearded dragons because there are many different kinds of habitats that bearded dragons can live in. Some bearded dragons live in the wild, while others live in captivity. Some bearded dragons are fossorial, while others are arboreal. Some bearded dragons live in warm climates, while others live in cold climates.

The Different Kinds of Bearded Dragons?

There are four different kinds of bearded dragons, and they can be found in a variety of habitats. The four types of bearded dragons are the Western, the Syrian, the Australian, and the Chinese.

The Western bearded dragon is found in the Western United States and parts of Mexico. They are the most common bearded dragon and are the smallest of the four types. They are also the easiest to keep and have the best temperament.

The Syrian bearded dragon is found in parts of the Middle East and North Africa. They are the second most common bearded dragon and are the largest of the four types. They are also the most difficult to keep and have the poorest temperament.

How to Handle Bearded Dragons When They Are Fully Grown?

When bearded dragons are fully grown, they can be quite territorial. This is natural behavior and is meant to protect their territory from other bearded dragon dragons. If you have a fully grown bearded dragon, it is important to understand that you are its territory and that you must respect its space.

Here are some tips on how to handle a fully grown bearded dragon when it is territorial:

  • First, understand that this is natural behavior and is meant to protect its territory.
  • Second, do not try to pet or handle your bearded dragon if it is displaying territorial behavior.
  • Third, do not enter its territory without permission.
  • Fourth, make sure your bearded dragon has plenty of space to roam and is not confined to a small area.

How to Tell If Your Bearded Dragon is Fully Grown?

First and foremost, it is important to remember that bearded dragons do not reach their full size and maturity until they are around 18 months old. This means that there are going to be some subtle differences between a beardie that is growing into its adult form and one that is still growing.

If you are unsure about how your beardie is doing, there are a few key things to look for. The most obvious sign that your dragon is maturing is the size of its body. Bearded dragons will typically double in size over the course of their first year, and then continue to grow at a steady rate until they reach their full size.

The Different Types of Bearded Dragons as Pets?

Hello everyone! As a veterinarian of more than 10 years, I have encountered a wide range of pets in my clinic.

In this article, I would like to talk about the different types of bearded dragons as pets.

There are basically three types of bearded dragons as pets: the juvenile, the sub-adult and the adult.

The juvenile bearded dragon is the most common type of bearded dragon and you can find them at most pet stores. They are small, active and have a short beard.

The sub-adult bearded dragon is the next most common type of bearded dragon and you can also find them at most pet stores. They are slightly bigger than the juvenile and have a longer beard.