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Bearded Dragon Care and Feeding

Bearded dragons are native to Central Australia and are basically living in desert lizards.

Their color varies from brown or gray straw / yellow to orange-red fire. Bearded Dragons are a popular pet. They are very adaptable to different habitats, and can be found in a forest, scrub and grassland.

Why should I consider getting a dragon Bearded as a pet?

Bearded Dragons are a great choice for first time reptile owners, especially for families with young children who are looking for a member of the family of reptiles. Beardies are medium-sized reptiles growing 18-24 inches long. They are omnivorous creatures, which means that naturally feed on plants and insects. In captivity often do better on a vegetarian diet.

These lizards make good pets because they do not grow too much and eat a variety of foods. Apart from that they are gentle animals that are active during the day. Bearded Dragons also have limited requirements that are available.

How How I can choose a bearded dragon?

It is advisable to look the dragon Bearded carefully to make sure you have bright eyes and alert. Also remember to check its length and make sure you do not have ulcers, birth defects or burns.

Here are some things to consider while caring for your bearded dragon:

Housing

The venues for dragons bearded should be large with the minimum size for an adult a 50-gallon terrarium. When housing a group of adult dragons, ensuring that lodge in the grounds of major which has a lot of logs in the sun. You can use glass because this material allows optimum brightness and vision. Be careful not to house young women and men together, as they could mate and then run into the complications associated with egg binding.

Dragon Bearded substrate

You can use wheat bran for bearded dragons that are over 6 months old. To avoid problems with retention, Using paper towels, paper o. Of course, when using this, replace the old paper every night to remove hidden crickets as they can harm young dragons. You could also choose to sunbathe records to allow your dragon to feel safe and beautiful thermoregulation. You can also add the right amount of Decorating with color and artificial plants and decorative rocks!

Food

Since bearded dragons are omnivores can be fed protein, and vegetation.

Bearded Dragons also need a variety of vegetables, so it could feed with collard greens, red leaf lettuce, green leaf lettuce, mustard greens, turnip greens and dandelion leaves. Besides the previously mentioned green too you can feed your dragon carrots, pumpkin, peas, corn and sweet potatoes.

Meal worms are a great source of protein in large quantities, without However, it is difficult for the bearded dragon to digest and can cause digestion problems.

Any food presented to his bearded dragons should not be larger than the space between the eyes.

Supplements

Some of the extras that a bearded dragon need are calcium, and vitamin D3. It is important to remember that supplementation depends on the bulbs you use, the amount of natural light it receives and what you feed. Agreement that in mind, it is appropriate to comply with your veterinarian to find a schedule that suits the needs of your dragon.

Heating and lighting

While adjusting the temperature, make sure the enclosure has a temperature gradient that moves from a hot sun that is cooler. Keep the temperature of the pilgrim to over 100 degrees and the temperature cooler in the area around 85 degrees. Dragons love bright light, so the active use of UV / Heat or mercury vapor bulbs. Apart from ultraviolet light, can also lead to the outside into a dragon outdoor sun room as they have more natural light access to supplements, unless required. Do not take your young dragon outside, as it may become stressed, it is noteworthy to wait until they are older.

Hydrants

Provide your bearded dragon water in a cup that has been disinfected once a week. If the dragon beautiful do not like drinking from the cup, let the water drip slowly into his mouth. You can also try moving your fingers in the water to catch their attention, this lizard like things moving.

Bathroom Routine

It is recommended to bathe your bearded dragon, once a week and not only keeps it clean, but also helps keep them hydrated and helps them shed. Make sure the bath water is warm and is used as deep as the dragon's chest. While bathing the bearded dragon, remember to always be there and never leave it alone.

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