Category: Behavior
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Why does my bearded dragon look bloated?
One common health issue for bearded dragons is bloating. But, what does it mean when your bearded dragon looks bloated? Bloat in bearded dragons refers to a condition where the reptile’s stomach becomes swollen or enlarged. It can be a sign of various health issues and is usually accompanied by other symptoms. Symptoms of Bloating…
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Do Bearded Dragons, Yawn?
A bearded dragon’s yawn consists of puffing out the beard a few times (this may look like hiccups) and then opening and closing the mouth. Yawning usually happens in the morning or upon waking from a nap. The true function of yawning in bearded dragons is not known. Bearded dragons also exhibit other common behaviors…
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Understanding Your Bearded Dragon: Why Does It Puff Up?
The world of bearded dragons, often affectionately called ‘beardies’, is a fascinating one, filled with behaviors that intrigue and sometimes baffle even the most seasoned reptile enthusiasts. Among these curious behaviors, the act of puffing up stands out, prompting many beardie owners to ask, “Why does my bearded dragon puff up?“ A Display of Size…
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How to Identify Unhealthy Bearded Dragon Eyes?
Let’s explain the sickness of bearded dragon eyes in more detail: Bearded Dragon Eyes Bearded dragon eyes are fascinating. Unlike humans, these reptiles have elliptical pupils, providing them a wide field of vision. Their eyes also depict their mood and health status, thereby becoming an essential focus for pet owners. Maintaining the eye health of…
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The Chameleon and the Bearded Dragon: Can They Coexist?
Chameleons and bearded dragons have different environmental needs, and they are both calm, docile reptiles. They have different diets, with chameleons being insectivores and bearded dragons being omnivores. Additionally, chameleons tend to change their colors to blend with their surroundings, whereas bearded dragons use their body movements to communicate with others, including what they are feeling.…
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From Body Language to Basking Habits: 15 Bearded Dragon Behaviors Explored
Bearded dragons exhibit a variety of behaviors that can indicate their mood or health. Some common behaviors include: Other behaviors include head bobbing, color changes, glass surfing, digging, and shedding. Spotting Illness in Bearded Dragons: 6 Common Behaviors to Watch For The first behavior to be aware of is changes in appetite. A decrease or…
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Are Bearded Dragons Safe Around Cats?: Do’s and Don’ts of Keeping Both Together
Do you own both cats and bearded dragons? Or are you considering getting a pet dragon but don’t want to give up your feline friend? You may have heard that cats and bearded dragons aren’t compatible, so it’s important to understand the risks. I’m Ensil Ross Allen, and in this article, we’ll discuss whether or…
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Are Bearded Dragons Good Pets? Some Cute Reasons Why they are Great For Families
Having kept beardies for years, I think they make wonderful companions and can be ideal family pets – but there are important things to consider before deciding if a beardie is right for you. Generally, bearded dragons are considered good pets. In addition to being social, friendly, and gentle, they are easy to tame and…
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Do Bearded Dragons Climb?: Their Surprising Climbing Abilities
Ah, the perennial question – do bearded dragons climb? Yes, bearded dragons can climb. They are considered semi-arboreal, meaning they spend some of their time in trees or climbing off the ground. Bearded dragons can climb carpeted stairs or other stairs with rough surfaces, and they love to do so when given the opportunity. So…
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How To Tell If A Bearded Dragon Is Happy (10 Signs To Look For)
Ever wonder if your beloved scaly friend is enjoying their home with you? Several signs indicate your bearded dragon is happy. Some of these signs are showing affection when approached, not running away when approached, and staying alert with both eyes open. However, you can also observe a number of other signs to determine if…