Bearded dragon clogged pores

Femoral pores are easy to take care of, but can get out of control fast. Learn what to look for, what to do, and how to prevent problems in this guide.

A comprehensive resource for bearded dragon owners providing information and reviews on diet, habitat, lighting, care and tank decor ideas for your beardie.

Training a bearded dragon can be fun but it can also prevent some health problems too. Doing these things can help to increase the lifespan of your beardie.

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Did you know that plants can prevent stress for your bearded dragon? Make sure your beardie's tank contains some of these plants, especially the one with...

Femoral pores are an interesting part of a beardie’s anatomy and have important functions for wild bearded dragons. A pet beardie who is kept in appropriate conditions is unlikely to suffer from clogged femoral pores.

Bearded dragon poop can tell you whether your beardie is healthy, sick or dying and in this article we cover the BEST information on this topic.

What are reasons and what to do if my bearded dragon won't poop? Why does it poop only outside the cage, what is stuck poop and how to clear constipation.

#oddlycutepets #beardeddragons Learn how to train a bearded dragon to come to you. These reptiles are smart and have the ability to learn a few tricks. [Care Details]