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Brumating bearded dragons may look like they’re sick, and sick bearded dragons can look like they’re brumating. Determining if your bearded dragon is in brumation or is sick can be challenging. With experience this will get easier, but if you’re new or unsure, here’s how we tell whether one of ours is sick or in brumation.

In this post we provide a list of the 6 most common leafy greens for bearded dragons to eat every day and break down the nutritional content of each into an easy to digest table for comparison

When thinking about wood for vivariums, can you use wood that you find outside for your bearded dragon or must you buy it from a store?

Can I take my bearded dragon outside, a question we hear often. Yes you can, but here’s some important tips to keep them safe

Learn how to tell if your bearded dragon is dead or dying. We’ve experienced this ourselves a few times and can help.

Find out why your bearded dragon is twitching. Possible causes include injury, dehydration, stress, illness, parasites, temperature fluctuations and poor diet.

Learn about the causes, signs, risks, prevention, diagnosis & treatment of bearded dragon obesity, plus dietary & exercise considerations.

There can be a number of reasons why a bearded dragon suddenly becomes scared of you. We look at some of these reasons in this post

Bearded dragon poop does contain lots of nutrients and could be a fertilizer but the risk of bacteria and worms is too high.

In this post we look at things that might concern bearded dragons and pregnant women – like is it safe to keep a bearded dragon while you’re pregnant