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In this post we look at the myth of whether bearded dragons cannot breathe on their back.

Learn what bearded dragon fat pads are, where to find them and how the fat pads can give you a good indication of your dragon’s health

Learn why bearded dragons can eat mice occasionally but consider whether yours actually should before you feed them

Is a Bearded Dragon or Leopard Gecko better? In this post we look at the differences and similarities between these two popular pets

Bearded dragon gaping, or opening their mouths, is usually not a bad thing as it most often occurs to help them cool down.

Learn how long bearded dragons live in captivity and how you can help make sure your bearded dragon will reach a ripe old age.

Do bearded dragons have ears? Where are bearded dragon ears? Bearded dragons do have ears and in this article we show you where they are.

Learn how long bearded dragons can go without food and whether baby bearded dragons should go without eating at all.

What is bearded dragon mouth rot and how can you tell if your bearded dragon has mouth rot? This article will help you.

So, you’ve done all your research, you know that your bearded dragon enclosure should be between 100F – 110F at the basking end, but no matter what you do, your bearded dragon’s tank is too cold. Why is this?