Leucistic Bearded Dragon
National Geographic Bearded Dragon Tank
I have a citrus bearded boy. He is 5 yrs old and I have had him from 8 weeks old. He is 17 inches long and loves cuddles. I am picking up my first ever bearded dragon next week! I hope this helps me give it the longest and healthiest life possible! I can not wait!
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Thoroughly clean and disinfect water and food bowls daily. The habitat should be spot-cleaned daily to remove droppings and discarded food. Thoroughly clean the habitat at least once a week:
What Age Do Bearded Dragons Eat Vegetables
When cleaning their tank, you should fully remove and replace the substrate each week. Newspaper and paper towels are far easier to replace than sand. If there is old-food, feces, or spilled water on the substrate, spot clean this daily. When checking and cleaning out your dragon’s waste, you should look for any abnormalities. A Bearded Dragon’s normal feces should be brown and pelleted, and there should also be a semisolid urate as well.
How To Care For Female Bearded Dragon
After the female lays the eggs, they should be removed from the nest box and put in an incubator that contains water and vermiculite soil replacer at 82℉-86℉ and they will hatch in 3-4 weeks.
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Baby Bearded Dragon Care Tips
They are likely to shed their skin in the spring and summer when they are eating regularly. Any abnormal shedding may occur near the digits and tip of their tail. When this happens, they may need to be bathed to avoid any infection.
Petco Bearded Dragon Care Sheet
The market is already flooded with bearded dragons. By adopting, you discourage the breeding and sale of more unwanted dragons. Plus, you can often adopt a beardie for cheaper than you would buy one in the store. It’s a win-win!
