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Description: Bearded Dragon is the common name for any agamid lizard in the genus Pogona. Bearded Dragons are popular exotic pets in ... more
Bearded Dragons ... many places, notably the species Pogona vitticeps, the Inland or Central Bearded Dragon.

Newest Review: ... which shaun has named Harvey, I have no idea why. Mum payed £95 for a 3 foot wooden vivarium which should last him his life ... more

 ... as he has only grow to 12 inches top whack, so wont turn into a monster or anything. She also had to buy a thermostat to controll the temperature in his tank and a light bulb and fitment which came to £60 plus a ultra violet light with balast which cost her another £35. Harvey has sand in the bottom of his cage and a rock to climb on, he eats some vegitables like carrots and beans, a bit of fruit like bananas, apple and strawberries but his main diet is bugs, yes i said bugs, creepy little crickets and hoppers th...more

Recon
Premium Review Bearded Dragons: Mini Dinosaurs (1101 words)
by Recon - written on 10/02/08 (Very useful, 499 readings)
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Bearded Dragons are great little pets. They are very cool-looking and are very entertaining and fun to look after. Their highlight which makes them rather unique is their large beard below their head, which can go black and inflate if they are angry, or warning away a predator. They are quite crazy, as I have had mine jump off the hall walkway upstairs through the banisters to land around 4 metres below! He survived, and didn't even seem to be hurt at all! He just carried on walking straight away into the kitchen. They are greyish lizards and have a rough texture to them. Their skin has loads of little spikes on it, but these are very soft. They have quite a ...

barbie84
Premium Review spikey ikey (479 words)
by barbie84 - written on 06/02/08 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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Bearded dragons are one of my favorite lizards, we have had a few over the years but spikey as i have nick named him is here to stay. Bearded dragons are easy to house as they only grow to 18 to 24 inches, spikey is 19 inches nose to tip of tail and is 4 years old. If they feel threatened they puff there bodys up with air to make them selves larger, inflate there beard and this turns from its usuall beige to a jet black colour so you definatley know when they are unhappy. The males are generaly larger than the females in length and height but the female will usually carry more weight. There are a few different types of bearded ...

PyrettaBlaze
Premium Review Bearded Dragons: Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons (1637 words)
by PyrettaBlaze - written on 05/12/07 (Very useful, 318 readings)
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The bearded dragon is one of the most commonly kept species of lizard. Bearded dragons are native to Australia, although Australia bans the export of its wildlife so almost all the bearded dragons you see will be captive bred, not trapped in the wild. Bearded dragons are comical, cute and fun pets if you have the time for them. Reaching a maximum of about two foot in length (including the tail) bearded dragons stay reasonable small compared to many lizards. Having said this, they can be very active and an adult dragon will need a tank a minimum of four foot long, with six foot being preferable. They also like to climb so extra height is good for ...

 
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