Bearded Dragon Facts

Debunking the myth that bearded dragons don’t need regular cleaning of their enclosures. Discover the importance of cleanliness for your dragon’s health and happiness

Think bearded dragons live in bone-dry deserts? Think again! Uncover the truth about their humidity needs and why getting it right is crucial for your scaly buddy’s health. Busting the myth that bearded dragons do not require a humid environment

Uncover the truth about bearded dragons and their water needs. Debunking the myth that bearded dragons do not need to drink water regularly, we dive into their unique hydration habits, revealing essential care tips for your scaly friend.

Myth: Bearded dragons do not need any environmental enrichment. Truth: They absolutely do! Stick around as we debunk this myth and explore why your scaly friend needs a stimulating home, not a barren desert.

Myth: Bearded dragons cannot suffer from stress or anxiety – a statement as misleading as a chameleon in a rainbow! This article uncovers the truth behind this myth, revealing the emotional depth of our scaly friends. Stay tuned to learn more!

Myth: Bearded dragons can regrow lost limbs or tails. Spoiler alert: they can’t! But why does this tall tale persist, and what’s the real deal with our scaly pals’ recovery abilities? Stick around to uncover the truth behind this fascinating myth.

Uncover the truth behind the common myth that bearded dragons can live solely on commercial pellet diets. Discover the importance of a balanced diet for your scaly friend.

Myth: Bearded Dragons Can Live Solely on a Diet of Lettuce or Vegetables – Fact or Fiction?

Myth: Bearded dragons can hibernate or brumate without proper preparation. Spoiler alert – they can’t! But why is this myth so popular, and what’s the real deal about bearded dragons and brumation? Stick around to uncover the truth!

Myth: Bearded dragons can eat insects caught in the wild without risk. Fact: Not quite! Wild bugs can be a risky meal for our scaly pals. Stick around as we debunk this myth, and explore safer dining options for your bearded buddy!