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Bearded Dragons? -
September 7th 2010, 09:07 AM
I am thinking of adding a bearded dragon to the pets in my house
![]() Has anyone here have or had one in the past? What can you tell me about them? While I've had almost everyother pet in the past, I am a complete newb when it comes to lizards. Look a rattata!!!! |
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Re: Bearded Dragons? -
September 7th 2010, 12:47 PM
Firstly, you should know what you're getting into. They live for 8-10 years, so it's not a temporary investment like rodents.
Investment, that's the other big word. Beardies need a varied diet, a 4ft vivarium for a single adult, heating systems, which include, say a ceramic heater with a thermostat plus a UV tube, plus a starter. So there's that massive investment which is around £250 here, which is around $384.22 , according to google, and that's not including the animal itself. There's also vivarium decor, a basking spot, a hide, rocks etc. for the beardy to amuse itself with, as well as the sandy substrate. You'll also need to find a source for live insects, which make up 80% of it's diet, the other 20% being fruit and vegetables. Make sure you and your family are okay with all of this, plus the electricity bills before you get a bearded dragon, since it's not really fair on the lizard if you can't provide for it's needs. If you're still all okay with it, then take a look at this: http://www.thereptilian.co.uk/care_s..._vitticeps.htm That'll give you all the basic information you need. Remember, with exotic pets especially, do your research, and don't trust the pet shop overly, they're often a tad uneducated. All of that said, Bearded Dragons are awesome pets, they're so chilled and interactive, plus they're really cute ^^. ![]() "My one desire is for peace -- peace for everyone" |
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