Bearded Dragons Third Eye [how it changes behaviors & care]
Bearded dragons have a third eye called the parietal eye. The parietal eye has a lens, cornea, and retina (Tosini, 1997). The bearded dragons third …
Care Guides
Secrets Femoral Pores Reveal [how to unclog & clean]
Bearded dragon femoral pores are found on the inner thigh as with many lizard species. Underneath the femoral pores are the epidermal glands. The anatomical …
Bearded Dragons Swim [swim gym, pools and ponds]
Can Bearded Dragons Swim? Bearded dragons swim surprisingly well for creatures that couldn’t look less like they belong in water. There are different opportunities for …
How Do Bearded Dragon Sleep & 5 Surprising Sleeping Habits
In many ways, bearded dragon sleep just like humans do: at night, with the lights off, usually lying down. Some of the bearded dragon sleeping …
How Long Do Bearded Dragons Live?
Whether you’re considering getting a new pet, recently brought home a scaly friend, or have been a long time owner, it’s important to know how …
Spay or neuter bearded dragons [& aggressive behavior]
To spay or neuter bearded dragons is relatively straightforward however, it is riskier than for a pet cat or a dog. Reproductive disorders are common …
Bearded Dragon Male or Female [sexing]
Bearded dragon male or female are hard to sex by looking at them as babies and it doesn’t become more obvious until they are well …
What Do Bearded Dragons in the Wild Live On?
The most popular bearded dragons kept as pets live naturally in the wild in all Australian states and territories except Tasmania. Bearded dragons in the …