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Bearded dragon care guide and information: enclosure requirements, diet and feeding, health and more. How to keep and care for beardies as a pet.

Watoto wa Joka Wenye ndevu (Watoto wachanga)

Baby Ndevu Dragon Care: Mwongozo wa Mwisho kwa Kompyuta

Majoka wenye ndevu ni mojawapo ya wanyama watambaao maarufu kuwafuga kama kipenzi, lakini pia wana mahitaji na mahitaji maalum ambayo lazima yatimizwe ili kuhakikisha afya na furaha yao. Hii ni kweli hasa kwa watoto wa mbwa wenye ndevu, ambao ni dhaifu na dhaifu kuliko watu wazima.

retes stack with rocks for bearded dragon

How to Build a Retes Stack for Bearded Dragons

Retes stacks are a popular choice for bearded dragon owners because they are safe, effective, and durable. They are made up of a series of rocks or slate tiles that are stacked on top of each other, with heat lamps placed in between.

Bearded Dragon lizard with Flowers

Nini Maua Je Bearded Dragons Kula?

Bearded dragons are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and animals. Flowers can be a good source of vitamins and minerals for bearded dragons, and they can add some variety to their diet.

Fluker's Reptile Food for Bearded Dragons

Fluker’s Bearded Dragon Food: Mwongozo wa Kina

Fluker’s offers a wide range of bearded dragon food products, specifically designed for their unique dietary needs. Their products are nutritionally balanced, easy to digest, and affordable. Fluker’s is a trusted brand among reptile enthusiasts, and their products are a great option to consider for your bearded dragon.

Bearded Dragon and Chocolate

Can Bearded Dragons Eat Chocolate?

Chocolate is toxic to bearded dragons because they are particularly sensitive to theobromine, a compound found in chocolate. Theobromine can cause a number of health problems in reptiles, including seizures and death.

Bearded Dragon and Brussel Sprouts

Can Bearded Dragons Eat Brussel Sprouts?

Brussel sprouts are a good source of fiber, vitamin C, vitamin K, and potassium for bearded dragons. Hata hivyo, they should be fed in moderation, as they are members of the cabbage family, which contains compounds that can interfere with calcium absorption. A good rule of thumb is to offer no more than 5% of your bearded dragon’s diet in cabbage family vegetables.