No one really knows exactally why, they seem to change to black whenever they please, hot or cold night or day.
No, it's not recommended to keep a heating pad on all night for a bearded dragon. Bearded dragons require a temperature gradient in their habitat, allowing them to regulate their body temperature. Providing a heat source continuously can lead to overheating and stress. Instead, use a heat source during the day and turn it off at night to mimic their natural environment.
Are you using newspaper containing a blue dye? Dye is the only reason why a bearded dragon would turn blue. Now, they may turn darker just before a shed...but not blue.
It’s generally not recommended to turn off the heat at night for your bearded dragon, as they require a stable temperature to thrive. While they can tolerate cooler temperatures during the night, it's important to ensure that the nighttime temperature does not drop below 65°F (18°C). Instead, consider using a nighttime heat source, like a ceramic heat emitter, to maintain a suitable environment without disrupting their sleep cycle. Always monitor their behavior and health to ensure they are comfortable.
Depending on how cold it gets it can be bad.
It is only normal if the eggs are not fertilized...
A bearded dragon's head may turn white due to shedding of old skin or a fungal infection. It is important to monitor your pet's health and consult a veterinarian if you notice any concerning changes in its appearance.
A bearded dragon's head may turn grey due to shedding of old skin, stress, illness, or aging. It is important to monitor your pet's health and consult a veterinarian if you notice any concerning changes in its appearance.
When the chin (also known as the beard) turns black it can mean several things 1) The Bearded Dragon is mad and is warning you to stay away 2) The Beardie might be basking, as everyone knows black attracts heat 3) The Beardie might be sick 4) The Beardie might feel threatened and is trying to protect itself
The ideal temperature for a heated rock in a bearded dragon's habitat is around 95-110 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature range helps provide the necessary warmth for the bearded dragon to regulate its body temperature effectively.
your bearded dragon may be going blind, thats my best guess. maybe he could have an eye infection. GO TO A VET AND ASK THEM, PERFERABLY A VET THAT SPECIALIZES IN REPTILES.
You should turn off your UVB light for your bearded dragon at night, as they require a cycle of day and night to mimic their natural habitat. Typically, UVB lights should be on for about 10 to 14 hours during the day, depending on the specific needs of your dragon and the intensity of the light. Make sure to maintain a consistent schedule for their well-being. Always ensure that they have a dark, quiet environment at night for proper rest.
Sometimes they turn black because it is mating season, usually following some head bobbing and other strange behaviours. Other times it's because their angry or scared They can also turn black when sick or too hot You really just have to look at their other behaviours to tell which one it is