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75How to set up a Bearded Dragon Habitat
Have you considered purchasing a bearded dragon? If so, read this first.
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80Pet Reptiles - A Buyer's Guide
Reptiles can make wonderful pets. They are beautiful, diverse, and for the most part easy to maintain.
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76Feeding Canned Whole Prey to Reptiles and other Pets
New products have emerged (can o crickets, JurrasiDiet, Flukers) offering canned whole prey such as insects, fish, and crustaceans for pet keepers. This article discusses the benefits and potential issues in using these foods occasionally and exclusively, and offers advice on how to administer the foods and utilize them for the best results.
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61Bearded Dragon Tech - UVB Lighting
Make sure your bearded dragon has proper UVB lighting. UVB is important for metabolism and energy.
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59Bearded Dragon Tech - Thermometers and Proper Tank Temperatures
Solve the tank temperature mystery for the sake of your bearded dragon. Curious about proper tank heating and basking temperatures? Wondering how low the night temperatures can get? This short tutorial will help.
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645 Best Feeders for a Bearded Dragon
Curious about trying new feeders for your bearded dragon? Try these five quality, nutritious feeders to boost your dragon's health and get on his good side!
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635 Ways to Spoil your Bearded Dragon
Spikey yet cuddly, the bearded dragon is the easiest reptile to spoil. Make these 5 creature comforts a part of your beardie's life.
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71Citrus Bearded Dragon
Before you buy a bearded dragon you have to buy him/her a home and set it up. The terrarium must be 78-88 degrees for the dragon to properly be able to digest his/her food. If your dragon gets cold he/she will be more prone to sickness.
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77Bearded Dragons Care- How to Properly take Care of Your Bearded Dragon
Bearded Dragons originally hail from the scrub lands of Australia. There are two main types: inland and coastal. Inland Bearded Dragons are the most common, and are also known as Yellow Headed Bearded Dragons. Adult male Bearded dragons can grow up...
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