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I just got a beared dragon, today i need all the info on them everyone hasplease2007-11-24 2:00:59

You can also feed rep cal pellets to your dragons at a young age. The best method we have found to start dragons on the pellets is to moisten the pellets, and drop them like crickets onto a paper plate in front of the dragons. This will generally trigger a feeding response from the dragons. Generally they will only eat a couple of pellets in the beginning, but with patience and age they will start to feed heavily on the pellets. The pellets have less risk of parasites, associated with much live prey. You can also feed pinky mice/rats to adult dragons; this is especially good for females during the breeding season. As dragons get older, their appetite will decrease. For adult dragons, you can offer greens daily and crickets or worms 3-4 times per week. As dragons get older, you may decrease the amount of protein offered. We suggest misting your dragons once a day, especially as hatchlings. Dragons will drink during spraying and may also be "trained" to drink and soak in a water dish inside the enclosure. They also enjoy an occasional warm (not hot) bath.

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Why get it before you have the information IT'S GOING TO DIE

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how old is the beardie. Care depends on the age and size. You always need uva and uvb lights,and heat lamps. For adults, You can use reptisand for substrate, but juvies need newspaper or "yesterdays news" sold in stores. Sand can block them up.Good luck with the beardie.

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beared dragon make wonderful pets, they have great personilities. heres some useful websites that will help you http://www.reptilecare.com/bearded.htm.

http://www.kingsnake.com/gladescs/bearde.

http://www.exoticpetvet.com/breeds/iguan.

http://www.crestedgecko.com/bd_care.htm.

http://home.comcast.net/~ttuttle/careshe.