Yes, always keep the female separate, it’s a confined space and stressful enough.If you have a female bearded dragon attempting to lay eggs and you keep her in the company of other dragons, ideally you will need to remove her or her companions to ... Read More
Breeding Bearded Dragons
Breeding Bearded Dragons seems a bit daunting at first, but in fact it’s a little too easy! These reptiles are prolific breeders, I have a female Beardie who has layed over 120 eggs over the course of 3 months. For this reason alone you should know ... Read More
How do you know if your bearded dragon is pregnant?
Female Bearded Dragons can lay either infertile or fertile eggs, depending if they’ve been with a mate or not.To further complicate matters they are also able to store sperm, which means that they can also develop and lay multiple clutches of ... Read More
How many species of Bearded Dragon are there?
They all come from Australia, but in total there are 9 types of bearded dragons (sub species of Pogona)There are 9 different types of Bearded Dragons species, these are:Pogona Barbata / Coastal or Eastern Bearded DragonPogona Henrylawsoni / ... Read More
Why are they called Bearded Dragons?
Short answer: because they can make it look like they have a beard.The long answer: The Bearded Dragon is so called because of it’s ability to indicate a range of behaviours using it’s throat that make it look like it has a beard. This area of ... Read More
Bearded Dragon Scientific Classification and Taxonomy
Bearded Dragons are the common name for given to a small group of lizards known also as Pogona which are found only throughout Australia.Pogona are a genus of Agaminae, which is one of six sub families of Agamidae. Agaminae refers to the family ... Read More
Where do Bearded Dragons Come From?
In the wild, Bearded Dragons are originally from Australia, however, there are different species in different parts of the country.There are a total of 9 types of Bearded Dragon, they all originate from Australia and are all part of the same ... Read More
Impaction in Bearded Dragons
This is a fairly serious topic and health concern, if caught soon enough then you can do something about it.If you don’t act quickly when the signs of an impaction in your bearded dragon then it’ll mean death in severe cases, it’s more prone to ... Read More
Egg Binding in Bearded Dragons
Egg binding (Dystocia) in Bearded Dragons can be fairly common, most females will develop eggs even without the presence of a mate.Egg binding occurs when the lizard is unable to lay her eggs whether infertile or not. This may be down to a ... Read More
Bearded Dragons Swimming
Seems like a strange thing for an animal that lives in arid/ desert climates but sure enough put them in a bath tub and away they paddle doing lengths of the bath.Most Bearded Dragons would seem like they can’t get enough of the water but it’s ... Read More