41. Bearded Dragon Care Sheet bearded dragon hatchlings should be fed two to three times daily. I would also suggest that you soak your dragon once a week in Return to the lizards Page. Home. http://www.bright.net/~a1rep/a1bdcare.html

A1 Reptiles Bearded Dragon Care Sheet Make sure a shallow water dish is available at all times. Adult bearded dragons may be fed once daily. Their diet should be varied and may consist of crickets, madagascan hissing roaches, king mealworms (zophobas) and newborn mice. Vegetables and fruits should be offered twice weekly. The vegetables and fruits should be chopped up and mixed together as a salad. Fruits and vegetables may include kale, collards, carrots, mustard greens, apples and bananas. Vitamin and mineral supplements should be added to the salad mixture. All prey animals should be dusted with a high calcium supplement. During the breeding season it is very important that females be given a diet rich in calcium and vitamins to maintain good health following egg laying. A basking light should be provided at one end of the cage. The temperature at the basking area should reach 90 degrees F. There should also be a cooler area in the cage around 75 degrees F. Exposure to natural sunlight, whenever possible, is important. Make sure the enclosure you provide outside for your bearded dragon allows for good ventilation so that the animal is not overheated while being exposed to sunlight. You should also provide a shade area inside the enclosure. Ideally exposure to the sun should be three times weekly with a minimum of thirty minutes each exposure. Indoor enclosures should have a high quality full spectrum light. These full spectrum lights do not however, take the place of natural sunlight.

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Green Anole Eyed skinks Mountain horned dragon Leaf-tailed geckos ... Imperial Scorpion also known as Inland bearded dragon, Central Bearded dragon. Latin Name: Pogona vitticeps (Ahl, 1926) Distribution: Eastern, central Australia to the coast of South Australia. In its native environment of this lizard can be found in a wide range of environments, from forest scrubland, to desert regions. As Australia no longer allow the export of live wildlife, all bearded dragons in captivity are captive bred. This has led to a wide range of colours including vibrant reds and oranges. Bearded dragons require hot temperature and require a basking site with temperatures of 90-100F. The ambient air temperature should Bearded dragons are egg-layers, having clutches of between 10-25 eggs and can have up to four clutches in a season. Bearded dragons hibernate in the wild and a dormancy period is required for breeding purposes.

44. Care And Feeding Of Bearded Dragons Uromastyx Full grown, these lizards reach approximately one foot, making them a moderate and reasonable size. Both the bearded dragon and the uromastyx are colorful, and http://drexotic.com/care_dragons.htm

Care and Feeding of Iguanas By Christine Hancock Bearded Dragons and Uromastyx The bearded dragon and the uromastyx are recognized as wonderful pets due to their calm, easy to handle, domestic nature. Full grown, these lizards reach approximately one foot, making them a moderate and reasonable size. Both the bearded dragon and the uromastyx are colorful, and can be extremely impressive in a uniquely designed vivarium. These easy to care for animals are becoming one of the top selling lizards in today’s reptile trade. These reptiles are generally ground or rock dwellers, and dig deep tunnels in the wild. Long hot days and nights are spent keeping cool in these tunnels. Some of these reptiles like to climb, and bask in the sunlight on top of branches, fence posts, large rocks and wood. Diet Bearded dragons and uromastyx eat both plant products and insects. Juvenile lizards should be fed crickets, mealworms, wax worms and other various insects at least 3-4 times weekly. Most juvenile lizards favor insects over plant matter. Adult diets include 60-75% of leafy greens, such as mustard greens, collard greens, kale, endive, and spinach. Twenty-five to 40 percent of the plant diet consists of frozen vegetables (peas, carrots, green beans, lima beans), grated carrots, squash, or other such vegetables. Adults should be offered fresh plant matter daily and live foods every 7-10 days. Bearded dragons and uromastyx obtain most of their water intake through the plant products they obtain. It is a good idea to mist them off daily, several times a day for juvenile’s, and soak them weekly. To soak these reptiles, place them in a shallow bowl of lukewarm water for about ten minutes. If you decide to leave a water bowl in the lizard’s cage, be sure to clean it well every few days to prevent bacterial and fungal growth.

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home web design the dog house contact us ... links Bearded Dragon Care Sheet General Information: Bearded Dragons make wonderful pets, especially for kids. They are extremely friendly and social lizards, and it is very unlikely that one will ever bite if unprovoked. Hatchlings are typically about 2 inches in length. Adult sizes vary between 10 inches and 2 feet. They will live for around 15 years if cared for properly. Bearded Dragons will explore by licking everything. Don't be afraid if they lick you - they're just seeing what you're all about. Set-Up: A minimum of a 20 gallon long tank should be used for a juvenile, and a minimum of a 50 gallon long tank should be used for an adult. Alfalfa pellets, corn cob bedding, newspaper, or reptile sand should be used for bedding. Do not use any type of humidity-holding bark such as pine or cypress - since the dragons come from the desert they are unable to tolerate humidity. I also do not recommend using aspen bark since it can cause mouth rot (a mouth infection caused by tiny punctures in the gums that dragons can get when they lick the bedding). They are arboreal lizards (they spend most of their time in trees) so plenty of branches and climbing rocks should be placed in the cage. A small water bowl should be placed at one end of the tank. A 1/2 log or other hiding spot should also be placed at the same end of the tank. A pegboard or screen top should be placed on the cage. Do not put plastic or poisonous plants in the tank with your Bearded Dragon! They will try to eat them.

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Home Dragons for Sale Books for Sale Care Guide ... E-mail me A Basic Care Guide for Bearded Dragons Housing Substrate Furniture Diet Questions? Comments? Send me an e-mail Bearded Dragon Diet Dragons love to eat and diet affects their coloration, health, and longevity. Bearded Dragons are omnivorous and are best given a variety of foods for optimum health. These lizards enjoy eating and probably appreciate a variety of foods for that reason as well. Feeding Young Bearded Dragons Offer baby dragons small crickets every day. At this age, dragons can be a little delicate when it comes to food and animals fed too large an insect sometimes suddenly develop paralysis of the rear legs, twitching, and other problems, probably because of pressure on the spine. It is better to feed lots of small insects than a couple of large ones. A good measure of proper size is to imagine 2 crickets sitting side by side on the dragon's head. If they fit, that's the size you want. Once your dragon reaches about 8" he is far less delicate and you may feel free to feed him just about anything he can tackle. Baby dragons grow very fast and need to be able to eat as many insects as they want on a daily basis. <= THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THEIR HEALTH. You may be amazed at how much a little dragon can eat, but don't skimp on the insects!

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Care of the Bearded Dragon (Pogona vitticeps) Bearded Dragons are Agamid lizards native to Australia and New Guinea. Three are seven species of which the Central Bearded Dragon (Pogona Vitticeps) and Common Bearded Dragon (Pogona Barbata) are the most common pets. In the wild, they live in rocky, semi desert or in dry, open woodland. They are very adept climbers and are often seen basking on fence posts or Rocks. The "Beard" is this lizards ability to expand its flared-out its throat, when threatened, to scare predators. They are social animals and do well when housed with similar sized cage mates. HOUSING -Bearded dragons can be housed singly, in breeding pairs, or in groups with one male and two or more females. -Provide a terrarium size of at least 72 inches long by 16 inches wide by 17 inches high for a single adult dragon. A minimum of eight square feet is needed for up to three adults with another four square feet for each additional dragon. -A minimum of 10- 20 gallon aquarium is necessary for juveniles. -It is recommended that juveniles be housed singly, but small groups of similar sized juveniles can be placed together if ample food is provided and if the smaller ones are separated out if they are not thriving.

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57. Bearded Dragon Care reptile heat rock as a heat source for your bearded dragons. This product has the potential to fatally burn the dragon s belly, as many lizards do not feel a http://www.voicenet.com/~dach/abeard.html

PLEASE NOTE - All information in this caresheet has come from our personal experience. Many 'opinions', in many areas of care, vary from one person to another and can be controversial.... Please remember though, these are all opinions... and contained here are ours. Sources we found extremely useful when beginning our collection in Bearded dragons are - "The General Care and Maintenance of Bearded Dragons", written by Phillippe de Vosjoli and Robert Mailloux 1993.... and many knowledgable people willing to share their personal experiences. General Description - General Care - Bearded Dragons need little care, beyond daily maintenance, once they are established in/acclimated to their new environment. Care should certainly be taken to emulate their natural setting to reduce stress to the animal... As should a schedule be developed for lighting and feeding for the same purposes. How do I know my dragon is healthy? What size cage should I keep my dragon in? What should I use on the bottom of the cage? What about branches, rocks and other cage accessories? ... Is it a he or a she? How can I be sure? Selection - Selecting the animal to be your new pet is one of the most important steps toward success in maintaining bearded dragons. When purchasing a dragon online, it is basically done through an 'honor system'. The animal you receive should be robust appearing with ample fat stores at the base of its tail (generally it is possible to determine the overall health of all lizards by examining the base of the tail for fat stores). Beware of protruding bones at the base of the tail. Also, it should appear alert with both eyes wide open and attentive to its environment.

58. BEARDED DRAGON - POGONA - FROM AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE. Pogona minor (Also known as Dwarf bearded dragon). Some authorities believe that this species includes those lizards otherwise known as Pogona minima and P http://www.smuggled.com/pogona1.htm

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We are private breeders (a husband/wife team) of bearded dragons - specializing in the many different color morphs of bearded dragons ( Pogona Vitticeps ). We purchased our first bearded dragon many years ago as a hatchling and our collection has now grown to about 170 adults. Even though beardies look somewhat threatening, they are very personable lizards. Bearded Dragons are hardy lizards that attain a moderate adult size and you can care for them rather easily. Bearded dragons have become one of the most popular pet lizards because they make a great kids pet or first time herper pet. Bearded Dragon ( Pogona Vitticeps) - We are currently working with many different blood-lines and color morphs of bearded dragons... which will be divided into 3 seperate breeding cycles this coming year. All babies are approximately 6-7 inches long, unless otherwise noted and sexing of the hatchlings is available. Pet shops and wholesalers please inquire. Care sheets are provided. **Last Update - June 6, 2004 Currently Available Plaque Habitat Control/Monitor Links ... 2004 Shows beardeddragon - pogona vitticeps breeders - male or female babies for sale (and an adult here or there) also available.

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Main Other Specialty Interests htmlAdWH('7002588', '234', '60'); Welcome to the Lizard Home Page This web site contains information about Leopard Geckos, Bearded Dragons and Iguanas, which are all facinating, whether wild or as pets. Here we have physical descriptions of the lizards as well as information about caring for them, such as what they eat. Hopefully you will find the information on this web site useful and interesting. Enjoy! Check out our bibliography!

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