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The simplest answer to this is if your beardie eats well, poops regularly and his/her nose stays moist. Another sign that your beardie is happy is if he or she has a strong appetite, which causes them to become healthy and shiny. A common problem with pet reptiles is the poor shedding of skin which could be due to dehydration. However, a bearded dragon's face will always remain black so look out for any changes! Beardies like climbing up high because they feel safe there. If you notice your lizard on top of the caging every day then it probably means that it feels secure in its surroundings. Bearded dragons can often be seen basking at a certain temperature range during the day (32°C/90°F) but night time temperatures can drop down to as low as 13°C/55°F. The bearded dragon's enclosure should allow a gradient so that the temperature is higher at one side and cooler at another. Bearded dragons like to bask in warm areas out of direct sunlight. However, they will need access to wa...

  Good morning guys and welcome to Thepettime Tom is the owner of thepettime.com and the content creator. I am also a lifelong fan of reptiles.   I am particularly interested in wild animals, including reptiles as well as amphibians. Since I was a kid, I have spent countless hours watching videos and researching information about bearded Dragons, tortoises or chameleons. This allows me to not only entertain but also gives me a love for these amazing animals.   My 18th birthday was marked by the gift of Kenneth, a bearded dragon. His strong and angelic charm was what impressed me instantly. I couldn't contain my excitement.   It is difficult to raise a bearded dragon, but it is worth it. Kenenth, my dear friend, has been doing remarkably well. As a pet parent, I understand the challenges that pet owners, especially newbies, might face. It is for this reason that I am sharing my knowledge as well practical experience with your pet to ensure a happy life. Why trust thep...

  Thepettime.com is created with the aim of giving accurate, reliable, and free content as well as researched information on reptile pets, namely bearded dragons, leopards, chameleons, turtles, and tortoises