You may be wondering how you’re supposed to keep your bearded dragon warm on a very cold night. Have you come across red lights and wondered if using a red…

Calcium is needed for a bearded dragon to develop properly. Unfortunately, it can be very problematic if they ingest an excessive amount of calcium.  Hypercalcemia happens when there is too…

If you are a bearded dragon owner, this question holds quite the level of importance! You want your bearded dragon to be fond of you, because both of you spend…

Essential oils can be a great way of eliminating odors and allowing you to enjoy the scents in your home. However, it's important to keep in mind the scents safe…

Perhaps you just came home and walked up to your bearded dragon’s tank to greet them, only to be met with the smell of poop. The smell of their poop…

Bearded dragons often turn black to absorb heat to regulate their body temperatures. This behavior can also be seen when a bearded dragon is in the sunlight. While being in…

Bearded dragons tend to start off aggressive as babies because they haven't had enough human contact. In fact, that's usually the most common reason for a baby bearded dragon to…

Cat saliva can be toxic to bearded dragons, especially smaller and younger dragons. While cat saliva may not necessarily be life-threatening on its own, the bacteria can cause infections.  Letting…

Your bearded dragon may poop on you for a variety of reasons, the most common being that they're either comfortable with you or nervous around you. Both are contradictory reasons…

Bearded dragons can be difficult to take care of, but it becomes significantly more manageable once you've established a routine with them. As your bearded dragon ages and grows, its…