How long do bearded dragons shed?

Answer 1

Adult Beardies usually shed once a month. Beardies are constantly growing and unlike humans their skin doesn't grow with them so they need to shed it like a snake. It takes them awhile to shed as their skin comes off in patches unlike a snake that sheds all in one.

Answer 2

Bearded Dragons - like all reptiles - will shed more often when they're youngsters. As the reptile gets older, its growth rate will slow down, and it'll shed less and less frequent. As a guide - a juvenile of less than three years old may shed four or five times a year, while those of adult size may only shed once a year - or less!

Answer 3

All bearded dragons shed when they grow bigger when they are done growing they will still shed because their skin is dry when a humans skin gets dry we put lotion on it when that happens to bearded dragons they shed there skin

Answer 4

Bearded Dragons, as with all reptiles shed their skins to grow.

Therefore the younger the animal - the more frequent it will shed. It's almost impossible to quote an exact time between sheding.

Answer 5

Adult Beardies usually shed once a month. Beardies are constantly growing and unlike humans their skin doesn't grow with them so they need to shed it like a snake. It takes them awhile to shed as their skin comes off in patches unlike a snake that sheds all in one.

Answer 6

my bearded dragon is younger than a full grown but not a baby he is 1 foot long what hapends is their skin gets relly gray and at any time it will start shedding first their back and head willl shed then their legs it takes any where from 1 to 4 weeks