Bearded Dragon 

Why Wont My Bearded Dragon Stop Digging?

Paula R. Link

I’m sorry to hear that your bearded dragon is digging its den excessively. Digging is an essential behavior for dragons, as it helps them to bury their food and to create a safe place to sleep. However, if the digging is becoming too frequent or is causing significant damage to your home, you may need to take action. Here are some tips to help you solve the problem:

  • Make sure your dragon has enough food and water. Bearded dragons need a high-quality diet that consists of insects, worms, and other small animals. Make sure to provide plenty of fresh water to drink.
  • Monitor your dragon’s digging activity. If it is becoming excessive, try to catch the dragon in the act and put a stop to it. If that is not possible, tape a piece of plastic over the den entrance to stop the dragon from digging.
  • Change the dragon’s environment. If the digging is occurring in an area other than the dragon’s den, you may want to move it to a different spot. This can be done by using a sandbox, a large container filled with rocks, or by building a new den out of wood or other materials.
  • Use a deterrent. If all of the above measures fail, you may want to try using a deterrent. This can be anything from a loud noise to a physical barrier. Make sure to use a deterrent that is safe for your
Table of Contents
  1. How to care for your bearded dragon’s health in the winter?
  2. Tips for feeding your bearded dragon?
  3. How to take care of your bearded dragon’s habitat?
  4. How to groom your bearded dragon?
  5. How to keep your bearded dragon entertained and healthy?

How to care for your bearded dragon’s health in the winter?

The basics of bearded dragon care in the winter are basically the same as care for them all year round: provide a warm, dry environment with plenty of hiding places, give them a variety of live and frozen food, and monitor their health.

But there are a few things to keep in mind when caring for bearded dragons in the winter. For one, their habitats should be kept at a consistent temperature, so adjust the heating or cooling system as necessary. Secondly, bearded dragons in the winter need more moisture than they do in the summer, so make sure to provide them with adequate water sources. And finally, bearded dragons in the winter are more prone to respiratory issues, so make sure they have access to a humid hidey hole.

Tips for feeding your bearded dragon?

There are a few things you can do to make sure your bearded dragon is getting the best possible diet. Providing the right amount of food, at the right times, can help keep your dragon healthy and happy.

Here are some tips for feeding your bearded dragon:

  • Make sure the food you give your dragon is appropriate for its age, size, and feeding habits. Bearded dragons are active and eat a lot, so give them a food that is high in energy and nutrient density.
  • Be sure to give your dragon food at the right time of day. Bearded dragons are active during the day, so offer them a meal at the morning, afternoon, or evening.
  • Don’t overfeed your dragon. Overfeeding can lead

How to take care of your bearded dragon’s habitat?

Bearded dragons are social animals, so providing them with a healthy, spacious habitat is essential for their well-being. A well-made bearded dragon habitat will provide enough space for the dragon to move around and create its own territory, as well as plenty of hiding places and climbing surfaces.

To create a healthy habitat for your bearded dragon, follow these tips:

  • Provide a variety of hiding spots. Bearded dragons love to hide, so make sure to provide a variety of hiding spots in your habitat. Include places deep in the substrate, under logs, and in crevices.
  • Increase the surface area. Bearded dragons need plenty of surface area to climb and hide. Provide a variety of smooth, flat, and bumpy surfaces to keep your

How to groom your bearded dragon?

Groom your bearded dragon the right way for optimum health and happiness. Here are a few tips:

  • Start by combing his hair out. The hair on a bearded dragon’s neck, back, and limbs can get tangled easily and can become a nuisance.
  • Trim the hair around his face, mouth and eyes. This will help him to look his best and keep him safe from becoming tangled in his own hair.
  • Give him a dust bath. Bearded dragons love a good dust bath to clean their skin. Add a little water to a bowl and add enough white vinegar to cover the dragon. Soak him for about 10 minutes and then rinse him off.
  • Brush his teeth. Bearded dragons have sharp

How to keep your bearded dragon entertained and healthy?

Keeping a bearded dragon as a pet is not only rewarding but can be quite entertaining as well. Here are a few tips to keep your dragon happy and healthy:

  • Feed them daily. Bearded dragons are omnivorous so make sure to give them a varied diet that includes fresh fruit, vegetables and insects.
  • Provide plenty of hiding spots. Bearded dragons need plenty of space to hide and should have at least one large and one small hiding spot.
  • Play with them regularly. Bearded dragons enjoy playing games such as hide and seek and “snake” (a game where the dragon tries to tail the owner).
  • Clean their habitats regularly. Bearded dragons are known to produce a lot of droppings so make sure to