Why choose our bearded dragons?

We prioritize the well-being of our reptiles, providing them with the best habitat, nutrition, and care. Each bearded dragon for sale is meticulously examined by our experts to guarantee its health and temperament. Whether you're looking for a docile pet for your family or a captivating addition to your reptile collection, our bearded dragons are the ideal choice.

Our priority at coolexoticpets is to ensure the well-being of our reptiles, particularly our bearded dragons. We go the extra mile to provide them with the best habitat, nutrition, and care possible. When it comes to the bearded dragons we have for sale, we take great care in ensuring their health and temperament. Each dragon undergoes a meticulous examination by our team of experts to guarantee their overall well-being. This examination helps us ensure that the dragon you choose is in the best possible condition. Whether you're looking for a docile and friendly pet to join your family or a captivating addition to your existing reptile collection, our bearded dragons are the ideal choice.

Browse through our curated selection to find bearded dragons of all ages, from hatchlings to adults. We offer competitive prices and excellent customer service, ensuring your buying experience is smooth and satisfying.

bearded dragon behavior

Understanding bearded dragons' behaviors is essential to creating a stimulating and comfortable environment. By observing and responding to its needs, you can create a strong bond with your scaly pet and ensure its overall well-being.

Bearded dragons, known scientifically as Pogona. They are fascinating reptiles whose special behaviors make them popular pets.  Some basic aspects of bearded dragon behavior are:

1. Basking and Thermoregulation: Bearded dragons are ectothermic, meaning they depend on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature. They like to bask under a heat source, such as a lamp or heat mat, to keep warm. Appropriate temperatures in their enclosures are essential.

2. Social Animals: Bearded dragons are relatively social creatures, especially when raised together from an early age. They tolerate the presence of other lizards, although it's essential to monitor their interactions to avoid aggression.

3. Communication: Bearded dragons communicate using a variety of body language signs. One of the most characteristic behaviors is "beard puffing", which involves inflating the skin under the throat to appear larger and more threatening, particularly in times of stress or territorial conflict. They may also wave one of their forelimbs, a submissive gesture in certain situations.

4. Hiding and Burrowing: Bearded dragons like to have hiding places in their enclosures. They can take refuge there when feeling stressed, or simply to rest. In the wild, they have been known to bury themselves in the sand to escape predators.

Proper Care and Maintenance of Bearded Dragons

Proper care and maintenance are essential to ensure the health and well-being of your bearded dragon. Let's take a look at some tips to help you provide the best care for your scaly companion:

1. Enclosure:

• Size: Provide a spacious enclosure with ample room for your bearded dragon to move around. A 40-gallon tank or larger is suitable for adult bearded dragons.
• Substrate: Choose a safe substrate, such as reptile carpet, paper towels, or non-adhesive shelf liner, to prevent ingestion and impaction.
• Temperature: Maintain a basking spot temperature of around 95-100°F (35-38°C) and a cooler area around 75-85°F (24-29°C). Use heat lamps or ceramic heaters to achieve the desired temperatures.
• Lighting: Provide a UVB light source to help your bearded dragon metabolize calcium effectively. UVB exposure is essential for bone health.
• Hiding Spots: Include hiding spots and climbing branches to create a stimulating environment and allow your pet to retreat when needed.

2. Diet:

• Insects: Offer a variety of gut-loaded insects such as crickets, roaches, and mealworms. Insects should be smaller than the space between your bearded dragon's eyes.
• Vegetables and Greens: Provide a mix of fresh vegetables (e.g., collard greens, mustard greens) and fruits (e.g., squash, bell peppers) as part of their daily diet. Ensure a balance of calcium and phosphorus in their diet.
• Supplements: Dust insects with calcium powder and provide a multivitamin supplement a couple of times a week to prevent nutritional deficiencies.

3. Hydration:

• Water Bowl: Provide a shallow, sturdy water bowl for drinking. Bearded dragons may also soak in the water, aiding hydration and shedding.
• Bathing: Offer occasional warm baths to help with hydration and assist in shedding.

4. Health and Handling:

• Regular Vet Check-ups: Schedule regular check-ups with a reptile-savvy veterinarian to monitor your pet's health.
• Handling: Handle your bearded dragon gently and regularly to socialize them. Avoid excessive stress and always support their body properly while handling.

5. Environmental Enrichment:

• Toys and Stimulation: Offer a variety of safe toys and objects for climbing and exploration to keep your bearded dragon mentally stimulated.
• Interaction: Spend time interacting with your pet, but be mindful of their comfort and stress levels.

6. Cleanliness:

• Spot Cleaning: Clean waste promptly and replace substrate regularly to maintain hygiene.
• Deep Cleaning: Perform a deep clean of the entire enclosure, including disinfecting decorations, periodically.