Turtles are opportunistic feeders, meaning they will consume whatever food is available. Their diet can vary depending on their natural habitat, species, age, and whether they are in the wild or captivity. Let’s explore what turtles eat in different settings. What Do Turtles Eat in the Wild? In the wild, …
Bearded dragons are diurnal creatures, which means they are active during daylight hours. In their natural habitat, they soak up the sun’s rays to regulate their body temperature and facilitate vitamin D synthesis. Enclosure lighting should mimic the natural cycles for the overall health and well-being of your bearded dragon. …
Bearded dragons are omnivorous opportunistic predators and rely on movement and the ability to catch prey. As pets, they are chill and don’t require complete replication of their natural bearded dragon diet. But we can get close, just like we did with replicating their natural habitat in a tank. In …
In simple terms, a morph refers to a specific variation in the physical appearance of a bearded dragon. This can include differences in color, pattern, scale texture, and even body structure. Each morph is the result of a unique combination of genetic traits inherited from its parents. In fact, genetics …
Bearded dragons, known scientifically as Pogona can be found in the wild across most of Australia. Before the export ban in the 60’ they were already held as pets in the US. Beardies have a preference for warm, arid areas such as deserts, subtropical woodlands, savannas, and scrublands. So, today …
Bearded dragons can live up to 10 years on average, with exceptions living up to 17 years. But as they age, they require special care to keep them healthy and happy. If you’re the proud owner of an old bearded dragon, you know it is not easy to start noticing …
No bearded dragon ages the same. Add genetics, and living conditions into the mix and you get to the point where you have to ask yourself “How old is my bearded dragon? Due to their popularity, we cant always the breeders. We also often see abandoned beardies in shelters. To …
As our beloved reptilian friends age, they may not require the same level of attention as their younger counterparts but proper nutrition, hygiene, exercise, and medical care is essential to ensure that they enjoy a comfortable and fulfilling life. In this guide to senior reptile care, we will explore everything …