The best substrate for bearded dragons is a solid substrate like reptile carpet, tile, or paper towels. Loose substrates like sand or wood shavings can be harmful if ingested.
The best substrate for bearded dragons is a solid substrate like reptile carpet, tile, or paper towels. Loose substrates like sand or wood shavings can be harmful if ingested.
Repti Bark is not recommended as a substrate for bearded dragons. It can cause impaction if ingested and does not hold humidity well. Sand or tile are better options for bearded dragon substrates.
Repti bark is a natural substrate that can help maintain humidity levels and provide a comfortable surface for bearded dragons to walk on. It also helps with maintaining proper hygiene by absorbing waste and reducing odors in the enclosure. Additionally, it can aid in the natural behaviors of digging and burrowing for bearded dragons.
Bearded dragons thrive in a sandy soil substrate that is loose and easy for them to dig in. Sand mixed with coconut coir or topsoil is a good option for their enclosure. Avoid using substrates that are too moist or compact, as this can lead to health issues for the bearded dragon.
bearded dragons come from Australia. they are used to the dessert so that means they need it hot and dry to be happy. If u are looking for a substrate I suggest reptile carpet it is safer than sand.
No, cats do not typically eat bearded dragons. Bearded dragons are not a natural prey for cats.
Yes they are - since Bearded dragons lay eggs.
Yes they do
no bearded dragons cannot have wood chip
If your bearded dragon is female and old enough, she might be trying to lay eggs. It's best that you have a separate digging box filled with substrate she can lay her eggs in, as substrates like sand, calci-sand, wood chippings, gravel, and other similar substrates can cause impaction. However, your bearded dragon might also be trying to find a better basking or laying spot.
its not possible for bearded dragons to mimic crickets
go on youtube and search up bearded dragons