Articles, tagged with "bearded dragon", page 1
08th June 2012
Bearded dragons are becoming very popular pets, and it's not hard to see why. Babies are extremely cute, and the adults so calm and placid that even people who say they'd never have a reptile in the house are often swayed to change their mind once they've...
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Author:
Trish Haill
02nd May 2012
Bearded dragons make wonderful pets. They are active during the day, and when adult are large enough to be allowed to roam around the house for limited periods (that is, until they start getting cold) without any fears of them disappearing in small hiding...
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Author:
Trish Haill
27th April 2012
Probably the single most asked about issue for new bearded dragon keepers is how to get the temperature set up correctly in the vivarium
It is quite a tricky thing to get right at the start, and because of this it is always recommended that you set u...
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Author:
Trish Haill
30th March 2012
If you have a male and a female bearded dragon living together then it is not a question of whether they will mate, but how to stop them and what to do afterwards. This article gives advice on both planned and unplanned breeding, from egg laying and incub...
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Author:
Trish Haill
26th March 2012
During a visit to a pet shop recently I was disturbed to see a sign on the front of a vivarium containing young beardies which read 'ideal for beginners'. I think this gives the very wrong impression of this reptile. Whilst they are not difficult to look ...
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Author:
Trish Haill
07th December 2011
If you notice that your Bearded Dragon is sick then you need to consult with a qualified Herp vet immediately. Dragons do not show illness until it is almost too late to save them.
If it is not breeding season, brumation or the beginning of a new shed ...
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Author:
tony booth
24th October 2011
Eight types of bearded dragons can be found thriving throughout Australia's outback. However, because of strict laws against collecting any natural wildlife in Australia, only a few of these species can be found throughout the pet trade today. Currently, ...
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Author:
Joselyn
18th October 2011
Myth: Bearded Dragons are lazy.
It is very sad that so many people think the problem lays with the dragon and not with themselves. Bearded Dragons kept in thriving conditions, allowed loads of freedom and sunshine are active. They bask until they reach...
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Author:
tony booth
29th December 2009
Many folks like to keep assorted types of lizards as pets. One that's chosen by many folks is the bearded dragon. There are a variety range| number} of different places where you can get baby bearded dragons for sale online. However , it's critical that y...
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Author:
Rafael Victor
03rd December 2009
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How to find out the truth.. Does a herpes cure exist? .. Firstly, who is the authority of the Truth? Is it a single pers...
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Author:
Spiros Barbaressos
18th May 2009
Impaction in bearded dragons occurs when something blocks their digestive tract. Although usually caused by a solid mass, the digestive tract can also be obstructed by a semi-solid indigestible mass. A blockage in the digestive tract is a very serious sit...
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Author:
D Swain
15th May 2009
Coccidiosis in bearded dragons is a condition caused by protozoans called Coccidia. These parasites are quite common and can be found in plenty of dragons in small numbers. This small amount of Coccidia causes no problems, but a severe infestation certain...
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Author:
D Swain
10th March 2009
Bearded dragons usually remain healthy if you give them proper temperature, housing, and light. But even with the best care, they may experience various bearded dragon diseases. Some of these conditions include metabolic bone disease, egg binding, and sto...
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Author:
D Swain
