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63. Bearded Dragons And Other Creatures bearded Dragons are hardy lizards that attain a moderate adult size and you can care for them rather easily therefore making them one of the most popular pet http://www.kingsnake.com/beardeddragons/

Home Currently Available Hatchlings ... List 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 and it's still growing!! 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 - therefore making them one of the most popular pet lizards available. Bearded Dragon ( Pogona Vitticeps ) - We are currently working with many different blood-lines and color morphs of bearded dragons... They are divided into 3 seperate breeding cycles. All babies are approximately 6-7 inches long, unless otherwise noted and sexing of the hatchlings is available. Pet shops and wholesalers please inquire. *Home forwards you to our main web site - current and upcoming breedings can be found here. (Other links to the left will open various other pages on our web site in a new window.)

64. Common Diseases Of Bearded Dragons However, bearded dragons are very hardy lizards and in no way am I discouraging a potential owners from pursuing their opportunity to own and care for one of http://www.anapsid.org/adenoviruses2.html

Melissa Kaplan's Herp Care Collection Last updated March 30, 2003 Common Diseases of Bearded Dragons Part 3: Adenoviruses Roger Klingenberg DVM, The Vivarium , August/September 1998, 9(6) In Parts 1 and 2 [in The Vivarium , 9(4) and 9(5)], I discussed the parasitic and nutritional diseases seen commonly in bearded dragons ("Pogona vitticeps). We discussed how bearded dragons are not always "bullet proof" lizards. As if these afflictions weren't enough, an adenovirus is now being diagnosed with increasing frequency. While this virus appears to primarily take advantage of the young and weak, all ages can be affected. Let's discuss some aspects of this viral disorder. Adenovirus disease in bearded dragons is poorly understood for the same reason many reptile disorders are not well delineated lack of funding for critical research. Here's what we know. Signs of Adenovirus Infection: In bearded dragons that are sick with adenoviruses, there are unfortunately no specific signs to watch for. Most of the bearded dragons that have been diagnosed with adenoviruses have had a history of being poor doers, sometimes showing poor appetite, and sometimes exhibiting diarrhea. Sometimes, they die. The young, especially those four to 12 weeks of age, appear to be affected more often than older specimens.

65. Taking Care Of Bearded Dragons bearded dragons are calm lizards, but if agrivated they will do an openmouth threat display, and may bite if your not careful. Copyright 2002 by PageWise, Inc. http://ct.essortment.com/careofbearded_puw.htm

Taking care of bearded dragons This article is about a lizard called the bearded dragon and how to take care of it for those that are thinking about buying one and keeping it as a pet. Bearded dragons are becoming one of the most popular lizards to have as a pet. Bearded dragons are from south, central Australia. They are drunal lizards (active during the day). With proper care these lizards can live ten years in captivity. All of these lizards that are available in the United States are captive bred from founder animals imported from Europe because of the wildlife laws in Australia. bodyOffer(17010) When housing your bearded dragon, you should use a bare enclosure, either a glass aquarium or a large plastic enclosure. Its also a good idea to have a screen cover on top of the enclosure to prevent the lizard from escaping and to prevent children or other pets from getting a hold of it. A ten gallon tank should be large enough for a new hatchling, but within six months or less, the lizard will need a bigger enclosure at least 24 inches or longer. When they become adults, a 50 gallon tank or larger should be used especially if you are going to put more than one lizard in the same tank. Adult bearded dragons love to climb branches and bask, so its a good idea to include branches for climbing and a basking site for basking. Another good idea is to have hiding spots especially if you are going to house females and males in the same enclosure. The bottom of the tank should either be bare, have paper toweling, newsprint, or sand.

66. Bearded Dragons And More. Breeders Of High Quality Bearded Dragons And Other Rep We have the Inland bearded Dragons and the Lawsons or Rankins Dragons. We also have a few other types of lizards, we also have the Argentina Red Tegu and a few http://www.vandivers.com/

CARE CHAT EVENTS FORUM ... Available Photos: [ PICNIC 8/25 SHOW 9/16 SHOW 9/23 SHOW ... SLIDE SHOW Welcome Back My Friends! To the Web Page that Never Ends! Hi! My name is Tom, my handle is bearded dragon, my son gave it to me. We are Tom and Jackie. There is (of course) me, Tom and my wife, Jackie, sometimes known as Dragonlady. Jackie and I have 3 children and 12 grandchildren. We keep and raise Bearded Dragons from Australia. We have for over six years now. We think that the Bearded Dragon (the Pogona vitticeps)is one of, if not the greatest of all reptile pets. We just love them! We have the Inland Bearded Dragons and the Lawsons or Rankins Dragons. We also have a few other types of lizards, we also have the Argentina Red Tegu and a few geckos. Following is a list of most of our herps. Everytime we go to a herp show we add to our collection. So it is almost impossible to keep this list current but I will try. (Updated 04/15/2003) LIZARDS DRAGONS Inland Bearded Dragons: (Pogona vitticeps) .....we have some very colorful morphs of the vitticeps from sandfire, red/gold and red flame bloodlines. NEW We've added more true sandfires from Bob Mailloux, some of his pastels and some more Red Flames and Orange Tigers from Weis Reptiles. We have Red, Yellow, Orange and Hypos. Rankins or Lawsons Dragons: (Pogona henrylawsoni) .....a smaller dragon without the beard of the vitticeps but still has the great personality. Australian Water Dragons: (Physignatus L. Lesueurii)

67. Western Bearded Dragon This attractive and personable dragon lizard is a highly successful species, having conquered covered in tiny scales and has a distinctive beard of spines http://www.westernwildlife.com.au/western/reptiles/pogona.htm

Western Wildlife Western Bearded Dragon Robert Davis Created : 28th January 2002. Western Bearded Dragon Pogona minor minor Description This attractive and personable dragon lizard is a highly successful species, having conquered msot of WA. It can be found in a variety of habitats from the semi-arid scrub to the wet forest of the south coast. It is instantly recognised by its colour and appearance. It is usually grey-brown, covered in tiny scales and has a distinctive "beard" of spines under the chin and over the head. It often has an "ocellate" pattern of white or pale spots along its back on either side of the spine. Adults may be up to 150 mm in length, excluding their long whip-like tail. More photos? Like these pictures? Click here to order your own copy... Range and Habitat Found from the Pilbara to the Nullarbor, this species is literally found everywhere excpet the Kimberley! It is found in all manner of wooded habitats. The Western bearded Dragon is well known and loved by rural dwellers in WA. It is often seen basking on fence posts, fallen branches and even wheat stems! Lizards may change colour depending on their mood and body temperature. This species is most active during spring and summer, with breeding occurring in October-February. During this time, females lay 2 clutches of 5-11 eggs. Eggs hatch after 82 days or so (at 25

68. PetPlace.com - Article: Choosing A Bearded Dragon Appearance In overall appearance, the bearded dragon is quite a typical appearing lizard. About 14 inches of their 20inch overall length is tail. http://petplace.netscape.com/articles/artPrinterFriendly.asp?conID=21980

69. Bearded Dragon Vitticepts). The bearded dragon is a moderate sized lizard, attaining a maximum length of about 22 inches (half of which is tail). http://www.ecotarium.org/wildlife/aotm/archive/200105_bdragon/

Bearded Dragon (Pogona Vitticepts) The Bearded Dragon is a moderate sized lizard, attaining a maximum length of about 22 inches (half of which is tail). This lizard is native to South and Central Australia. They are active during the day and seem to fall asleep within minutes of the lights going off in the evening. When these lizards are out in the wild, they spend most of their time perched on logs, rocks, and tree trunks, alert for the approach of any potential food item. They store nutrients in huge abdominal fat bodies, then dig into the ground and hibernate for long periods during unfavorable times. Female bearded dragons lay clutches of 15-25 eggs. The hatchlings grow rapidly and are usually 5 inches long by the end of their first month. There is both coloration and size variation among different races of bearded dragons. Coloration varies from a uniform tan to chocolate brown, with different hues on the head, throat, back and tail. Males tend to develop much broader heads and a larger black beard. Both sexes engage in stereotypical arm waving behavior to appease more dominant animals. This animal is becoming one of the most popular lizards in the pet trade. One of the good qualities which makes bearded dragons such an appealing pet lizard is that with minimal training, they will sit calmly for moderate periods of time in your hand or on your shoulder. Dragons are very mellow lizards, but if provoked they will exhibit an open-mouthed threat display. If this display is ignored, a bite may follow.

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71. Bearded Dragons 101 With Marc But they re not creatures from a fairy tale; bearded dragons are lizards from Australia named for the tiny scales lining their faces that bristle if they are http://www.marthastewart.com/page.jhtml?&type=content&id=tvs6323&site=&page=1

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73. Bearded Dragons As Pets - Introduction Exotic Pets. Introduction. Popular as pets, bearded dragons or beardies are moderately sized lizards native to Australia. They http://exoticpets.about.com/library/weekly/aa061200a.htm

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74. Currently Available Bearded Dragons, Frilled Dragons Or Frilled Lizards, Rankins lizards. bearded Dragons (Pogona vitticeps) We currently have several bloodlines of bearded dragons available. Thumbnails are for example only. http://www.sundialreptile.com/currentlyavailable.htm

Quality Herpetoculture by D ana Pennebaker SPRING Vernal Equinox (the first day of Spring) is on March 20th. NEW! Click here to see more splash pages on our "Seasonal Imagery" page! Currently Available Updated 5/31/04 before making a purchase, please be sure to review our shipping and terms page for information on terms of sale Contact us to place your order Lizards Bearded Dragons (Pogona vitticeps) We currently have several bloodlines of bearded dragons available. Thumbnails are for example only. Click here for photos of individuals currently for sale Please follow the link for descriptions, photo examples, and photos of every individual dragon currently for sale click here for Available Bearded Dragons Rankins Dragons (Pogona henrylawsoni) It's a mini bearded dragon! Very similar to Bearded dragons but smaller in size (less space and heat needed) and less common. From unrelated, strong parenting. Our babies tend to show nice yellow and some orange coloration.

75. Bearded Dragon Care Sheet all housing, heating/lighting, and feeding/supplementation requirements for your lizard. Quarantine all new reptiles. DO NOT HOUSE YOUR bearded dragon WITH ANY http://www.sundialreptile.com/care sheet--bearded dragon.htm

SUNDIAL REPTILE Quality Herpetoculture by Bearded Dragon care sheet (new section on hatchling care included) Housing: Substrate/cage d e cor: Lighting/heating: Bearded dragons like it HOT! The key to heating your enclosure is providing a temperature gradient from a hot basking zone, to a cooler area. Basking temps should reach well over 100 degrees F. The cooler zone should be around 85 degrees. The brighter the light, the better. Dragons thrive under a good full spectrum UV source. We recommend active UV/heat or mercury vapor bulbs. These bulbs work double time to give your dragon quality UV and producing heat at the same time. You may also use fluorescent UV full spectrum tubes, although they do not produce the same UV quality. The colors and health of your lizard depend on good heat, bright light and UV. Your dragon will also benefit from natural sunlight and we recommend bringing your lizard outside in an outdoor basking enclosure. However the more natural sunlight you expose them to, the less supplements you should give, especially vitamin D3 (this may also be the case when using the active UV/heat bulbs). We also think that younger dragons may become stressed when taken outside, and therefore suggest holding off on outdoor excursions until your dragon is older . Sexing: Sexing dragons, especially young dragons, takes a lot of trial and effort. We personally feel it is not possible to 100% guarantee sex on young dragons. However there are differences between male and female dragons. Generally the male has a larger head, wider tail base, larger pores, and most noticeably, hemipenal bulges. Young male dragons have two bulges, with a slight space between them just behind the vent. Lifting the tail and twisting gently may allow for the hemipenal bulges to appear more pronounced. Females generally have one central or no bulges where the hemipenes would be. However its not uncommon for what is thought to be a female, to turn out to be an undeveloped (at the time of sexing) male, and vice versa.

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77. :::[ R:e:p:t:i:l:i:a ]::: Special Requirements bearded Dragons like all sun loving diurnal lizards (active during the day) need full spectrum UV lighting, proper heating, and calcium http://www.reptilia.org/care_sheets/Lizards/csheets_liz_bearded.htm

Inland Bearded Dragon - Pogona vitticeps [Back to Lizard Care Sheets] General Information Distribution Habitat Size Temperament Longevity Captive Care Rating Diet Temperature : 28o to 38oC (86o-110oF)during the day and 20o to 22oC (69o-74oF)at night. Required Space : Young Bearded Dragons can be housed in a 10-20 gallon terrarium. Adult Bearded Dragons can be housed in a minimum terrarium size of 50 gallons. Bearded Dragons also make great animals to display in a well made all wood terrarium with sliding glass front. Breeding : Bearded Dragons are relatively easy to breed in captivity. These animals seem to require a cooling period and a reduction in the day length but this is not necessary to induce breeding. Bearded Dragons can be considered sexually mature at as early as 16 months of age and some (generally males) may breed at younger ages; however, it is recommended that females be at least 18 months before breeding occurs to allow for proper growth. Breeding occurs from January through to March and clutches of fifteen to thirty are produced. It is essential to have a moist area for the female to deposit the eggs to ensure their survival. Eggs should be removed and placed in an incubator. With an incubation temperature of about 28.9 degrees Celsius, Bearded Dragons should be easily hatched in 55-75 days. Special Requirements : Bearded Dragons like all sun loving diurnal lizards (active during the day) need full spectrum UV lighting, proper heating, and calcium/vitamin supplementation to prevent metabolic bone disease. This species is docile,eats readily, and is a hardy animal that makes a great beginner lizard; however, hatchlings should be left for about a month without any handling to make sure they get on a good feeding schedule. Most people make the mistake of handling their animal too soon and they end up with a very stressed lizard that refuses to eat. For the first month, the contact you should have with your lizard should be for feeding,cleaning, and changing water only.

78. Lizard Gallery - Iguanas, A Bearded Dragon, And A Parakeet The cute faces of Sleestack and Salvador the iguanas, Flapjack the bearded dragon, and Lyric the parakeet and links to their personal pages. http://home.cfl.rr.com/xta/Lizard_Gallery.htm

79. Bearded Dragons, Alligator Lizards, And Geckos bearded Dragons, Alligator lizards, and Geckos We have a small colony of 2.2 bearded dragons, a pair of leopard geckos, and a pair of Texas banded geckos. http://webs.directcon.net/merker/beardgecko.html

Bearded Dragons, Alligator Lizards, and Geckos We have a small colony of 2.2 bearded dragons, a pair of leopard geckos, and a pair of Texas banded geckos. We breed bearded dragons in limited quantities every year and should produce pure Sandfire® dragons in 2002. Please contact us next year if you are interested. Our female Sandfire® showing her beautiful coloration. Male Sandfire® Dragon Our first female Red Phase bearded dragon Female Texas Alligator Lizard - we may have babies in 2003! MALE Texas Alligator Lizard - captured at 1:30 AM on June 17th, 2001 Texas gecko Cute, hardy, from Langtry, Texas (6/7/99) Female designer gecko Our bargain animal - should breed 2002 Male tangerine gecko Son of best-in-show: Breeder in 2002 Texas Alligator Lizard - FEMALE captured 6/21/03 at 1:45 AM Back to HOME PAGE Check here for Current Available

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