Dragons

Many owners notice their bearded dragons eating large pieces of food and wonder how it fits so much into its mouth. Sometimes, a beardie may also seem to hold food around its beard area, which can look unusual if you have never seen it before. Yes, bearded dragons can temporarily hold food in their beard, … Read more

This behavior is usually normal and may happen when your bearded dragon is smelling, tasting, checking new surroundings, marking territory, or looking for a possible mate. Male bearded dragons may do this more often, especially during breeding season or when they sense another reptile nearby. However, frequent lip smacking, unusual mouth movements, repeated licking, or … Read more

Bearded dragons are cold-blooded reptiles, which means they depend on outside heat sources to control their body temperature. However, they do not feel heat on every part of their body in the same way. A bearded dragon’s belly has fewer nerve endings than other sensitive areas of the body. Because of this, your beardie may … Read more

Many people think lizards, reptiles, and bearded dragons are cold, distant, or unable to show affection. However, bearded dragon behavior is more interesting than that. While they may not feel emotions in the same deep way humans do, they can still build a form of recognition, trust, and positive association with their owners. So, do … Read more

A bearded dragon may only poop in the bath because warm bath water helps relax its body and encourages a bowel movement. In many cases, this happens for two main reasons: your beardie has become conditioned to use the bath as its regular bathroom spot, or it may be having a health issue that makes … Read more

It sounds fun and exciting to watch your bearded dragon explore the great outdoors, but what if your pet Why Bearded Dragons May Act Stressed Outside Many bearded dragons do not feel comfortable when they are taken outside. If your bearded dragon. turns black, it starts head bobbing, becomes aggressive, or refuses to move, it … Read more

A healthy bearded dragon should digest beardie food and pass waste on a fairly regular schedule. After eating, most beardies can digest their food within 24 hours, but for some, the process may take a few days. This depends on their age, diet, body temperature, basking setup, hydration, and overall reptile health. Regular bathroom habits … Read more

Seeing your bearded dragon with a missing nail can be worrying, especially if you do not know how it happened. You may wonder whether the claw will grow back, whether the toe needs treatment, or whether your pet should see a reptile vet. A bearded dragon missing nails is usually not a rare problem. In … Read more

A bearded dragon grows a lot from a small hatchling into a full-grown adult reptile. Its final beardie size can be different for each dragon because growth depends on genetics, diet, health, care, and living conditions. As a bearded dragon owner, watching this growth process is very interesting. A healthy dragon needs proper nutrition, enough … Read more

Seeing a bearded dragon spinning in circles can be worrying because this behavior is not normal like simple walking or exploring. Your pet may look disoriented, unbalanced, weak, or unable to move in a straight line. If your beardie keeps turning around repeatedly, it may be a sign that something is affecting its balance, brain, … Read more