21. Sidney's Bearded Dragon Care Tips Things to Climb bearded dragons are active lizards, and like to climb around. Put some sturdy angled branches or twisty grapewood http://users.erols.com/ziring/dragon-care.html

SORRY, THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION - SHOULD BE DONE BY 11/18/99 Bearded dragons are fairly easy reptiles to care for, relatively speaking. They readily eat foods that are easy to obtain; they can tolerate a pretty wide range of temperatures, and their more common medical problems are treatable by many veteranarians. However, for a bearded dragon to really thrive, they need the right environment and a well-considered diet. These care tips are meant to share some of the most important dragon care items that we've learned from experience, from books, and from web sites. They are not a complete guide to bearded dragon care; more comprehensive care information is available from Melissa Kaplan: Dragons Down Under and from General Bearded Dragon Care A very important point for beginner reptile owners: get care information before you buy your reptile and bring it home. Click on one of the links to jump right to a particular section, or just scroll down to read the sections in order. Picking Out a Bearded Dragon Housing and Lighting Feeding and Diet Behavior and Handling ... More Care Sheets Picking a Bearded Dragon It is important to select a healthy, well-adjusted young dragon. Usually, it is best to get a very young dragon so that you can have the fun of watching it grow, and so that you can get it used to people and handling. Buying a lizard mail-order, sight unseen, is pretty chancy, and should be avoided.

22. Reptiles And Amphibians » Lizards » Agama - Bearded Dragon Main Page mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and insects. Home Central Reptiles Page Central lizards Page Agama bearded dragon (you are here). http://www.centralpets.com/pages/critterpages/reptiles/lizards/LZD2641.shtml

2,234 Animals Online Today Home Central Reptiles Page Central Lizards Page Agama - Bearded Dragon (you are here) Agama - Bearded Dragon Related Pages: More Photos Care Sheets Articles Books ... Tell a Friend Related Searches: Site Search Search Forums Search the Web Veterinarians ... Service Providers More Stuff: Go to Forums Reptiles eCards Subscribe Pet Categories: Mammals Birds PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS BY CLICKING THIS BANNER Tucker, sub-adult Bearded Dragron Photo: Kevin Jones Submit a Photo More Photos Common Name: Agama - Bearded Dragon Other Common Names: Yellow-headed Bearded Dragon, Inland Bearded Dragon Scientific Name: Pogona vitticeps (Full Taxonomy) Group: Origin or Range: Australia Relative Size: Larger Than Average (as compared to other lizards) Average Lifespan: 12 year(s) Compatibility: Relatively Non-Aggressive (as compared to other lizards) Category: Animal Description: The Bearded Dragon is a type of agamid lizard native to Australia.They are often mistaken for Horned Toads. The Bearded Dragon is quite docile and does not require much handling to become a docile pet. The most common subspecies of the Bearded Dragon is P.vitticeps, also known as the Yellow-Headed Bearded Dragon. Bearded Dragons are fairly large lizards that grow to about 20 inches (50cm), and have a very wide body. Like many other agamids, they have a triangular, blunt head. The scales on the throat and head are pointed, as are the scales on the sides of the body. When threatened, the Dragon opens its mouth and flares out its throat.

23. Dragons Down Under: The Inland Bearded Dragon bearded dragons are agamid lizards belonging to the genus Pogona (formerly Amphibolurus, under which name they are found in books published up to just a couple http://www.anapsid.org/bearded.html

Melissa Kaplan's Herp Care Collection Last updated January 15, 2003 Dragons Down Under: The Inland Bearded Dragon "Oh! A horned toad! I haven't seen one of those in years!" is a comment I often hear when event-goers see my bearded dragon. To me, the resemblance is superficial: the flattened body liberally supplied with sharp-looking spikes of various sizes. The head shape is very different, however, with the bearded dragon's being bluntly triangular as opposed to the slightly rounded head shape of the horned toad (whose proper name is horned lizard, Phrynosoma sp.) which is also furnished with longer spikes protruding from the back of the skull. The horned lizards are native to the American Southwest while the bearded dragons are native to Australia and New Guinea. Australia is home to a number of dragons, a name given to many of their agamid lizards which include the popular bearded dragons and water dragons. Australia has very restrictive export laws relating to its wildlife; thus, the bearded dragons found in the U.S. pet trade are descendants from founder animals imported from Europe. Bearded dragons are gaining popularity as pets. Wonderfully tempered, intriguing in appearance, quizzical in countenance, these lizards do not get very large (especially in relation to the green iguana), and require little in the nature of active training or taming to make them calm and handleable. As with all reptiles, there are important things to know before buying a bearded, and to keep them healthy and long-lived.

24. Petfo.com - Reptiles And Amphibians: Lizards: Bearded Dragon breeders of high quality bearded dragons and more specializing in many color morphs of the Inland bearded Dragons, the Pogona vitticeps. The best pet lizard! http://www.petfo.com/dir/Reptiles_and_Amphibians/Lizards/Bearded_Dragon/

Monday, June 07, 2004 Browse Category: Birds Cats Dogs Exotic Pets Fish Mammals Pet Potpourri Looking for: All of Petfo.com This Category Only Advanced Search October 2002 Bearded Dragon.org Site Review Screen Shot Petfo Editorial: Great Beardie site featuring videos, information, pictures, active community and more! This is the place to come if you love these sweet little dragons! Enter your e-mail address below and receive our periodic newsletter. Get information on site updates, new features, and upcoming additions. Stay in tune with all the happenings on the pet internet world with Petfo.com! Subscribe Unsubscribe Dogs Cats Birds Fish ... Lizards > Bearded Dragon More Pages: Aussie Dragons U.S.A. Killer bearded dragons and a snake or two. http://www.aussiedragonsusa.com/ Hits: Rating: Votes: Reviews: Rate/Review Site! Report Link Dead More Site Results Australian Beardies Breeders of bearded dragons and leopard geckos selectively breeding for healthy, robust bearded dragons (Pogona Vitticeps) and high yellow leopard geckos. You will find a lot of great information here as well. http://www.australianbeardies.com/

25. Petfo.com - Reptiles And Amphibians: Lizards: Bearded Dragon: Page 2 October 2002 » bearded dragon.org. » Site Review » Screen Shot We also privately breed bearded dragons and Jackson Chameleons. http://www.petfo.com/dir/Reptiles_and_Amphibians/Lizards/Bearded_Dragon/more2.ht

Monday, June 07, 2004 Browse Category: Birds Cats Dogs Exotic Pets Fish Mammals Pet Potpourri Looking for: All of Petfo.com This Category Only Advanced Search October 2002 Bearded Dragon.org Site Review Screen Shot Petfo Editorial: Great Beardie site featuring videos, information, pictures, active community and more! This is the place to come if you love these sweet little dragons! Enter your e-mail address below and receive our periodic newsletter. Get information on site updates, new features, and upcoming additions. Stay in tune with all the happenings on the pet internet world with Petfo.com! Subscribe Unsubscribe Dogs Cats Birds Fish ... Bearded Dragon > Page 2 More Pages: BeardedDragons.info Articles, photos and other related information on Bearded Dragons and their care, habitat, diet and illnesses. http://www.beardeddragons.info Hits: Rating: Votes: Reviews: Rate/Review Site! Report Link Dead More Site Results Michiana Reptiles Serving reptile lovers and pet stores abroad with a wide variety of quality reptiles. We also privately breed Bearded Dragons and Jackson Chameleons. http://michianareptiles.homestead.com/Index.html

26. ABC Adelaide » Dragon Lizards The four dragon lizards he brought along were An Inland bearded dragon (which can be seen at the Monarto Zoological Park and the Children s Zoo at the http://www.abc.net.au/adelaide/stories/s855280.htm

@import url("/backyard/includes/localstyle.css"); @import url("/adelaide/includes/regionstyle.css"); The Backyard Indexes: Stories Recipes Reviews Audio ... Site Map your gateway to 891 ABC Local Radio and the Adelaide region More About 891 ABC Adelaide Adelaide Programs Bald Brothers' Breakfast Mornings Afternoons Drive ... 891 Mailing List Adelaide Web Cams 891 Studio Cam Adelaide Skyline Schedule Tuning In ... Contact Us Your Local Features Oztrax Local Radio Music Your Weekly Horoscope Weekend Gardening ... Recipes Your Say Online Poll Guestbook Add your message Your Local Information Country Arts SA Local Events Diary Add an event Local Weather ... ABC Jobs TV Schedule TV Schedule Archives Dakar Rally ABC Adelaide Story Index Dragon Lizards Thursday, 15 May 2003 Presenter: Matthew Abraham and David Bevan Reptiles visit Matthew and David Matthew and David decided to expand their knowledge of reptiles and invited Dr Greg Johnston from the Royal Zoological Society to come into the studio and bring some friends. The four dragon lizards he brought along were: An Inland Bearded Dragon (which can be seen at the Monarto Zoological Park and the Children's Zoo at the Adelaide Zoo) Two Rock Dragons (a male and a female which can be seen in the Reptile House at the Adelaide Zoo) and a Netted Dragon.

27. PetPlace.com - Article: Choosing A Bearded Dragon bearded dragons are one of the more ideal pet lizards. Appearance In overall appearance, the bearded dragon is quite a typical appearing lizard. http://petplace.netscape.com/articles/artShow.asp?artID=3793

28. BEARDED DRAGON - Care Sheet These don t reach high enough temputures and only heat the belly of your animal which we feel is fine for snakes and some lizards but not bearded dragons. http://www.reptilehouse.net/care/bearded.htm

BEARDED DRAGON Distribution: Australia Habitat: Almost anywhere they are very adaptable but some of the sub species live in only one small area i.e. certain forests but the basic care is the same. Size: Average 45-60cm depending on species. Some of the smaller types only reach @30cm these are full size including tails. Number of eggs: 5-27 with an average of 20-25 for most five or six times a year Introduction This is an ideal first lizard, as it generally has a very good disposition. This lizard is also very Capable of withstanding a large temperature range so it is very hardy making it an excellent First lizard. Another good lizard is the leopard gecko. Bearded dragon may be kept single or in-groups but males need to establish a peer system and whilst this is being established males may/will fight and toes and bits of tail can be lost in this process. Buying your Bearded Dragon If you are new to lizards you should buy from somewhere that is recommended to you Or where you are happy that the staff will be able to help you if you have any problems. It is a good idea to buy from specialist shops, as they should have a better knowledge of the reptile You wish to buy. All good dealers will give at least a 14-day money back trial period should you Find your lizard not as easy to feed or handle as you had hoped. As babies they are very hard to sex and most shops/sellers will be unable to sex reliable. They are easy to sex as adults. Care of your Dragon Temperature should be 90-100 F during the day at the hot end of the vivarium, with a 15-20 F Drop at night. It is best to have two thermometers, one at each end of the vivarium so you know the temperature at the hot and cold ends.

29. Lizard Information, Lizard Picture bearded dragon lizard, Anderson Creek Primary School, General information on bearded dragon lizard. bearded dragon Lizard, Honolulu Zoo, bearded dragon Lizard. http://www.junglewalk.com/info/Lizards-information.asp

JungleWalk - Lizard information, Lizard picture Search by name (Browser must support frames) This page is meant for use with older browsers which do not support in-line frames. If you have a recent version of a browser which does support frames, you should use the more user-friendly 'frame version' of this site. Reptiles Lizard Family Geckos Iguanas ... Lizards - Misc. Other Favorites: Bird Sounds Check out these T-Shrit Galleries: Bird T-Shirt Cat T-Shirt Dog T-Shirt Dolphin T-Shirt ... Zebra T-Shirt Check out these Poster Galleries: Cat Posters Dog Posters Monkey Posters Wolf Posters ... Lizard Family Lizards - Misc. Plumed Basilisk Source: ClipArt.com - 2.5 million Clipart images for $7.99 Image © 2003 www.clipart.com Counts: Video:28 Audio:1 sites:45 images:71 bearded dragon lizard Anderson Creek Primary School General information on bearded dragon lizard blue tongue lizard Anderson Creek Primary School General information on blue tongue lizard Alligator Lizard Honolulu Zoo Alligator Lizard Armadillo Lizard Blue Planet Biomes Brief description of Armadillo Lizard with additional references Banded Gila Monster Blue Planet Biomes Brief description of Banded Gila Monster with additional references Basilisk Animals Of The Rainforest Brief description, taxonomic information, pictures, and links

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JungleWalk - Lizard movies, Lizard videos Search by name (Browser must support frames) This page is meant for use with older browsers which do not support in-line frames. If you have a recent version of a browser which does support frames, you should use the more user-friendly 'frame version' of this site. Reptiles Lizard Family Geckos Iguanas ... Lizards - Misc. Other Favorites: Bird Sounds Check out these T-Shrit Galleries: Bird T-Shirt Cat T-Shirt Dog T-Shirt Dolphin T-Shirt ... Zebra T-Shirt Check out these Poster Galleries: Cat Posters Dog Posters Monkey Posters Wolf Posters ... Lizard Family Lizards - Misc. Plumed Basilisk Source: ClipArt.com - 2.5 million Clipart images for $7.99 Image © 2003 www.clipart.com Counts: Video:28 Audio:1 sites:45 images:71 Agama lizard Cinenet - Film and Video Image Library MOV Short clip of a Agama lizard Agama lizard Cinenet - Film and Video Image Library MOV Short clip of a Agama lizard Basilisk Lizard CNN MOV Basilisk lizard walks on water Basilisk Lizard Silvertip Digital Library MOV balisk lizard resting on tree Basilisk Lizard Silvertip Digital Library MOV large balisk lizard poised on tree Bearded Dragon ShowPoppers - Stock Footage MOV Bearded Dragon In Water Bearded Dragon Martin's Reptiles MPG Dragons Feeding Bearded Dragon Lizard reptile keeper MPG male dragon clip Chuckwallah Lizard DVArchive MOV Extreme close up lizard face chuckwallah Chuckwallah Lizard DVArchive MOV Extreme close up lizard face Frilled Neck Lizard Australia Advances - CSIRO Publishing MOV Frilled Neck Lizard

31. Australian Bearded Dragons walks! Comfortabley attractive, these bearded Dragons are the perfect pet if you like your lizards big, but not Iguana size. The http://members.aol.com/lizardsite/dragon.html

Larger than the Yellow Spotted Gecko but smaller than Iguanas, learn about... Australian Bearded Dragons The circus. The place where people show off their physical talents. But has anyone thought about what a lizard circus would be like? The perfect species for this would be the Australian Bearded Dragons. Although not every Bearded Dragon of the eight different species actually have beards, when they do have beards, the females have beards as well as the males. Therefore, you already have your bearded lady. Also, their bellies can be gray, brown, or brick red, so instead of a red clown nose, they have red bellies. As for fire eaters, the Dragons' body when basking heats higher than 100 degrees F! So, these wonderful lizards are amazing, and they also make great pets. The Lovable Lizards is included in their diet. It consists of grey crickets, giant mealworms, mealworms,waxworms,pinkie mice,and roaches. Although protien is without question the main course on the Bearded Dragons' menu, finely chopped vegetables are necessary as well. They consist of mustard greens,collard greens, beet greens, kale, bok choy, thawed mixed veggies, fancy dark lettuce, sprouts, green beans, peas, nasturtium leaves and flowers, hibiscus leaves and flowers, and dandelion leaves and flowers. Although the bugs in their diet may seem, well, unpleasant, after the owner of a Bearded Dragon has gotten used to it, the large lizard will become a friend that will last for years. Home Back to top

32. Burke's Backyard Archives 2002 - Bearded Dragons Thus the larger lizards may grow as long as 60 cm. Compared to the pygmy bearded dragon, the head of the central and eastern bearded dragon is much broader in http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/2002/archives/2002/roadtests/reptiles/bearded_d

Home Backyard Blitz Burke's Backyard Magazine This Week's Fact Sheets ... Search Tips Search: Advanced Search In the Garden Roadtests Home Among the Gum Trees ... Gardening Information Services Bearded Dragons Breed: Bearded Dragons Temperament: docile Cost: Lifespan: 10 -15 years Maintenance: low Recommended for: Home units. Those wanting something different. Distribution There are three types of bearded dragons commonly kept by enthusiasts in Australia; the Eastern Bearded Dragon ( Pogona Barbata), the Pygmy Bearded Dragon ( P. henrylawsoni) and the Central Bearded Dragon ( Pogona vitticeps ) - also known as the 'Centralian' (see pics above). The Eastern Bearded Dragon occurs along the length of the Great Dividing Range and is replaced in more arid areas by the Central Bearded Dragon. Pygmy Bearded Dragons are native to the black soil plains of Central Queensland. Bearded dragons are terrestrial, sun-loving species and it is not uncommon to see them basking on the road side, on fence posts or logs. Of all the reptiles commonly kept, bearded dragons are amongst the most popular, due to their availability and relative ease of care. Appearance Bearded dragons are named for the distinctive flap of skin which lies below their jaw. When threatened, these lizards assume a defensive posture, opening their mouths and pushing their throat skin forward to make this 'beard'. This, combined with the strong spikes which line the lizard's throat and the side of its body serve as a deterrent to would-be predators.

33. Images Of Bearded Dragon (Pogons Vitticeps) Agamidae, Reptile Photographs, Photo PHOTOVALET (tm) Enter search term, lizards bearded dragon (Pogons vitticeps) Agamidae, Images by Wernher Krutein and PHOTOVAULT. http://www.photovault.com/Link/Animals/Reptiles/Lizards/Species/BeardedDragon.ht

PHOTOVALET (tm) Enter search term Lizards: Bearded Dragon (Pogons vitticeps) Agamidae , Images by Wernher Krutein and PHOTOVAULT T his page contains samples from our picture files on the Bearded Dragon (Pogons vitticeps) Agamidae . These photographs are available for licensing in any media. For Pricing, General Guidelines, and Delivery information click here . You may contact us thru email or by phone for more information on the use of these images, and any others in our files not shown here. You may also use our search engine PHOTOVALET (tm) to find other images not found on this page. Please do not ask us or email us for free use of these images or for free information! Unfortunately we can not help with specific questions related to the care, feeding, or extermination of these animals. We recommend having a sense of awe, wonder, and reverence, for these fascinating animals in such a way that we respect and honor their existence. Our Lizard images can be linked to as follows: Lizards Volume 1 Lizards Volume 2 Included in the Vault are images of: African Plated Lizard Banded Iguana Basilisk Lizard Bearded Dragon Blue Tailed Monitor Blue Tongue Skink Cayman Island Rock Iguana Chameleons ... White Throated Monitor See also: Alligators Snakes Turtles Salamanders Sirens Newts-[Urodela] ... Cactus Click on any of the thumbnail images below to view an enlarged photo . . . . .

34. Bearded Dragon Care Sheet General Appearance Medium sized lizard with a large triangular shaped bead, flattened When threatened a bearded dragon will puff out its throat resembling a http://www.reptileforums.com/care_sheets/lizards/beardeddragon.htm

Care Sheet Index Amphibians Snakes Kingsnake Corn Snake Ball Python Milk Snake ... Kenyan Sand Boa Lizards Bearded Dragon Blue Tongue Skink Columbian Tegu Curly Tail Lizard ... Water Dragon Turtles African Spur Thigh Hingeback Malaysian Box Painted Turtle ... Russian Tortoise Bearded Dragon Care Sheet Common Name: Bearded Dragon Latin Name: Pogona vitticeps Native to: Australia Size Range: 6-24 inches Life Span: 4-10 years General Appearance : Medium sized lizard with a large triangular shaped bead, flattened body and a tail measuring half the length of the animal. Gray, brown or reddish brown in color with small spiny scales covering the body with longer scales from the back of the head. When threatened a bearded dragon will puff out its throat resembling a spiky beard. Housing Requirements: Enclosure: Hatchlings can be kept in a 20-gallon aquarium for a few months. Adults will need a 50-gallon aquarium or larger sized cage if more than one lizard is housed. Branches and rocks are needed for climbing and basking. A screen top is needed for ventilation. Do not house two adult males together.

35. Bearded Dragons What can be said about feeding bearded dragons is also largely applicable to feeding other insectivorous lizards that start life small but grow rapidly into http://www.reptileallsorts.com/feed-b-dragon-cs.htm

The Reptile House Animal Allsorts Feeding Bearded Dragons and keeping them healthy What can be said about feeding bearded dragons is also largely applicable to feeding other insectivorous lizards that start life small but grow rapidly into relatively large animals. Examples include water dragons, frilled dragons and small monitors. F eed insects that are as long as the width of your lizard's head. Offer food to hatchlings little and often, as much as they want, up to three times per day. If insufficiently fed, those in groups tendency to bite each have a other's toes and tails. Uneaten crickets distress and irritate lizards and need to be removed after a reasonable period. Crickets also eat lizard faeces, which can lead to re-infection with internal parasites. It is best practice to feed only what will be eaten quickly and then to remove any surplus. Added extras Hatchlings can be frightened of fast moving prey like crickets, putting the crickets in a fridge for a few minutes slows them down All insect food should be both gut loaded with high quality insect food, and dusted with a highly adherent calcium powder especially for hatchlings. To enable calcium intake to be absorbed each individual must receive a regular weekly supplement of easily reptile-assimilated vitamin D3 ,or very close access to a specialist reptile ultraviolet fluorescent lamp, claiming an output of 5% UVB light. Bearded dragons also take vegetable matter. Spray this with tepid water to keep it fresh longer and provide additional moisture intake. Offer grapes, green beans, dandelion leaves and flowers, clover, Romaine lettuce, mustard greens, peas and sweet corn.

36. Inland Bearded Dragon soft, nonheavy rocks should be used so the lizards cannot harm themselves. A large water bowl should be provided at all times so the bearded dragon can drink http://www.reptileallsorts.com/bearded dragon cj-cs.htm

The REPTILE House Animal Allsorts Inland Bearded Dragon ( Pogona vitticeps Care in Captivity by Chris Jorden Introduction Bearded dragons are extremely popular at the moment, and are becoming even more increasingly so all the time. They have wonderful temperaments, and some even seem to enjoy being handled, the breed fairly easily and they display interesting social behaviour like courtship, threat and recognition. Bearded dragons grow to between 40 and 60 cm (16 - 24 inches) in length, although the males are usually bigger than females. Bearded dragons are a greyish brown in colour, although many colour types can be encountered, the prettier of these include lime phase, gold phase and sandfire red phase. Although these Australian lizards can be a great choice for beginners, their need for ultra-violet light, regular feeding and cleaning, and a very large vivarium can make them harder to keep than other smaller species such as leopard geckos and green anoles. Selecting A Bearded Dragon Before your decide to purchase one of these comical lizards, you must do a lot of research using books, web pages and by talking to experienced herpotologists or herpoculturists, and you must be sure you have the time and space for one of these quite demanding animals.

37. Animal Planet :: Corwin's Carnival Of Creatures Inland bearded dragon. View the Carnival Map A rapacious hunter, the Komodo dragon has unique methods for bringing Ferocious Crocs Back to Blizzard of lizards. http://animal.discovery.com/fansites/jeffcorwin/carnival/lizard/beardeddragon.ht

June 07, 2004 EDT OAS_RICH("hedthick"); Lost? View the Carnival Map A rapacious hunter, the Komodo Dragon has unique methods for bringing down its prey. Click here to watch Special Exhibit! Ferocious Crocs Back to Blizzard of Lizards Inland Bearded Dragon Pogona vitticeps Order: Squamata Family: Agamidae I. GEOGRAPHIC RANGE The inland bearded dragon has a wide natural distribution in eastern and central Australia. They are found from the eastern half of south Australia to the southeastern Northern Territory. II. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Inland bearded dragons are 13 to 24 inches long, including the tail. They are appropriately named bearded dragons because of their "beard," an expandable throat pouch with spiky scales. They have a broad, triangular head, round body, stout legs, and robust tail. Color for this species depends on the soil of the region they live in, ranging from dull brown to tan with red or gold highlights. III. FOOD HABITS Inland bearded dragons are opportunistic omnivores. They live in areas where food may be hard to find so bearded dragons are not finicky eaters. Their stomachs are large to accommodate large quantities of plant matter, insects and the occasional small rodent or lizard.

38. Lizards - Lizard Care (anole, Iguana, Gecko, Basilisk, Chameleon, Dragon, Collar lizards Basic care sheets for some of the most popular lizards being kept as pets. bearded dragon, Basilisk, Green Iguana, uromastyx and many more! http://www.icomm.ca/dragon/lizard.htm

Lizards You are visitor: Since April, 7th, 1996 Please note- The only lizard species that I have experience keeping is for Water Dragons, Iguanas and Golden Geckos. Please don't write to me asking for specific care information for any other species because I likely will not be able to answer your questions. Instead please visit my Reptile and Amphibian Care Sheets page in order to find very specific care information for the type of animal that you are interested in learning more about. Thank you! Index General Lizard Books Recommended Reptile and Amphibian Books Lizard Links Australian Bearded Dragon ... How to contact me AUSTRALIAN BEARDED DRAGON Pogona vitticeps, Pogona barbata, Pogona henrylawsoni RATING: Intermediate FOOD: Crickets, mealworms (tenibrio, zophobas), mice, kale, mustard and collard greens, finely chopped mixed vegetables. WATER: Fresh shallow dish of water daily DAY TEMP: 80 - 85 F (26.7 C - 29.4 C). Basking 88-95 F (31.1-36.7 C) NIGHT TEMP: 70F (21.1 C)

39. Bearded Dragon bearded Dragons are from southcentral Australia. These lizards can live ten years. They feed mainly on insects, but also on flowers and other vegetation. http://teachit.acreekps.vic.edu.au/animals/bearded dragon.htm

Bearded Dragon By Calandra and Josephine Size and Appearance: At 4 weeks old it is 5 inches long and at 9 weeks old it is 10 inches. They are generally brown in colour with various markings of red to yellow depending on species. When the male animal is frightened or defending his territory from another male, the scales of the bottom side of the neck can be raised. Relatives: Frill neck lizards. Breeding: Female Bearded Dragons lay clutches of 15-25 eggs. The hatchling are 8-10cm long. They vary in colour and size, the males having larger beards. They take four months to mature. The young feed one to two times a day. Adults feed every one to two days. About 20 percent of the diet should be vegetables. Bearded Dragons as Pets The Bearded dragon is a reptile and a good pet if you want. However, they must have hiding areas out of the light so they can properly regulate their heat. As Australia does not allow its wildlife to be exported, the animals currently available are descendents of a small number removed years ago. Bearded Dragons are mainly insect eaters. About

40. Australia, Victoria - Lizard, Victorian Lizards, Images - Dragon bearded dragon or Jew Lizard Pogona barbata, bearded dragon or Jew Lizard. Central bearded dragon or dragon Lizard Pogona vitticeps, http://www.museum.vic.gov.au/bioinformatics/lizards/images/lthumblivdra.htm

Thumbnails to Victorian Dragon Lizard Live Images (Click on thumbnail to enlarge image.) Species Images Jacky Lizard or Tree Dragon Amphibolurus muricatus Nobbi Dragon Amphibolurus nobbi coggeri Norris's Dragon Amphibolurus norrisi Mallee Dragon Ctenophorus fordi Painted Dragon Ctenophorus pictus Gippsland Water Dragon Physignathus lesueurii howitii Bearded Dragon or Jew Lizard Pogona barbata Central Bearded Dragon or Dragon Lizard Pogona vitticeps Mountain Dragon Tympanocryptis diemensis Lined Earless Dragon or Dragon Lizard Tympanocryptis lineata lineata Earless Dragon or Dragon Lizard Tympanocryptis lineata pinguicolla [Return to Lizard Home Page] Education ed-online Resources ... Contact Us

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