(November 2016) Pogona is a genus of reptiles containing eight lizard species, which are often known by the common name bearded dragons. The name bearded dragon refers to the beard of the lizard, the underside of the throat which turns black if they are stressed or see a potential rival. They are adept climbers, spending time on branches and in bushes and near human habitation.
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Whether you should get a baby, or an adult bearded dragon. The danger of getting a baby bearded dragon... and how you can overcome this problem by simply doing some measurement. How to identify the age of a bearded dragon like an expert just by looking at its length.
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Why it is important for your bearded dragon to receive the right amount of heat. The right amount of heat to supply to your bearded dragon and 4 ways you can do so without buying any of those expensive equipment. How to tell if your bearded dragon is suffering from excess heat.
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Bearded Dragons originate in Australia. The most common species in the pet industry is the Inland Bearded Dragon, Pogona vitticeps, which was formerly called Amphibolurus vitticeps. The Inland Bearded Dragon is sometimes referred to as the Central, or Yellow-headed Bearded Dragon.
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In order to understand the housing requirements for a bearded dragon, we need to understand their native habitat. These lizards come from the dry and hot regions of Australia. Their natural environment is considered a “semi-desert,” which describes the temperatures and the amount of sunlight they receive in the wild.
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Normal - Bearded dragon offspring from breeding two bearded dragons with different traits. Hypo - Bearded dragon offspring from breeding two bearded dragons with hypomelanism traits. Generally the offspring are lighter in color and have a sigificant reduction of dark colors in the skin, eyes, and nails.
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The Inland Bearded Dragon lives in the arid woodlands and deserts of central Australia. It spends much of its waking hours in bushes and trees, and is also found basking on rocks. When it is extremely hot, the bearded dragon will burrow underground. The bearded dragon is diurnal and an omnivore.
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Creating a Bearded Dragon Habitat. To create a proper habitat for your dragon, you will need several things. First, and most obvious, you will need a cage of some kind. You'll need a substrate, which is the material that goes in the bottom of the cage. You'll also need some furniture items, which we will talk about later.
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Diet is an essential part of a bearded dragon’s life. A well-fed dragon can grow up to an inch a week. Unfortunately, too many pet owners I have come across are not feeding their beardies the right food for their growth... or are spending too much unnecessary money on pet food.
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Standard Colors. Standard colors of bearded dragons are generally a mix of green, tan, yellow, and red colors. Most bearded dragons come in these shades and you generally only find solid colored bearded dragons from selective breeders.
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where do bearded dragons come from
Bearded dragons come from Australia.