What do bearded dragons need to survive?

Answer 1

Beardies are desert dwelling reptiles meaning they need hot temperatures. The need a hot spot (Basking spot) and a cool spot. Normally owners will split their tanks in half which is just easier. The hot spot needs to have a proper basking light to keep the temps between 100-110F and the cooler side has a UVB light and stays betwen 75-85F.

Humidity should be as low as possible.

Answer 2

Bearded Dragons originate from Australia.

As pets they are kept in Glass/Wood Vivariums with a heat and UV lamp.

There should be a hot end and a cooler end; the cooler end should be 20-25 degrees Celsius and the hot end should be 35-50 degrees Celsius.

The Vivarium should have a basking log in the hot end a few inches away from the heat lamp. They should have shelter in the hot and cool ends and the food/water should be kept in the cooler end. The Vivarium should have fake plants and leaves to make it homely. Sand or a adapted material should be along the floor.

Ask a Reptile expert or breeder for more advice.

Juliet and Buckbeak (Buckbeak is my Bearded Dragon) xxx

Answer 3

Warm and dry. Bearded Dragons come from the Deserts of Australia where it's very warm and dry, to keep a beardie in captivity you need a basking light and a UVB light. The Basking spot (a smallish area with rocks) needs to be kept at 100-110F and the rest of the tank 75-85F. The temps can not drop below 60F at night.

Answer 4

The habitat of a bearded dragon is in Australia, the only place that is warm and dry for these creatures.

Answer 5

food, water, heat lamp, live food, little cove and things to climb on.

Answer 6

t brush their beard and blow fire on people

Answer 7

They come from the Australian deserts