Chris Nairn

Chris Nairn

Chris Nairn is a dedicated reptile enthusiast and the founder of Bearded Dragons World, a research-driven website that’s been a trusted source of information for 15 years. Spending time on a farm in Australia as a teenager and beyond, Chris developed a fascination for reptiles. Alongside the Bearded Dragons World Community on Facebook, Chris is committed to delivering reliable, evidence-based advice to improve the care, well-being, and lifespan of bearded dragons. The Bearded Dragons World community connects thousands of fans who share their experiences and knowledge. With an informal and engaging approach, Chris makes the world of bearded dragons accessible to everyone, fostering camaraderie among enthusiasts. Known for sharing scientifically-backed information that’s easy to understand and practical to apply, Chris helps pet owners give their bearded dragons the best life possible. From nutrition and habitat to behavior and health, Chris draws on countless hours of research to deliver insights pet owners can trust. The goal is to simplify bearded dragon care, empowering owners to confidently meet their pets' needs. Join the Bearded Dragons World Community for tips, valuable resources, and the latest research to support your journey as a bearded dragon owner. When not writing, moderating or sharing insights, Chris can be found caring for her own reptiles and arthropod companions or exploring the latest in reptile care.
Keeping crickets as feeder insects for bearded dragons and other reptiles.

Breeding & Keeping Crickets for Busy People

Keeping crickets is easy, cost-effective, and low maintenance. When properly cared for, healthy crickets provide a reliable and nutritious food source for your bearded dragon. By keeping crickets, you can avoid the risks of feeding potentially diseased crickets from suppliers.…

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Can Bearded Dragons Eat Mice & What are the Risk?

Bearded dragons can eat mice, more specifically, pinkies. Some bearded dragons will eat mice readily and others are not interested. This guide delves into mice as feeders for bearded dragons, the benefits, risks, freshly killed or frozen, zoonotic diseases and…