We hear it all the time, "My bearded dragon just laid eggs, what do I do?"

Liquid? Mushy? Smelly? What is a healthy Bearded Dragon poo supposed to look like? We are here to help!

With calcium being the most abundant mineral in our bodies, we also need to pay attention to some of the other things found in our bodies, the most abundant molecules in all living organisms... H20.

With all the hype and hysteria recently with regards to the Coronavirus, we though it might be a good idea to touch base on things to be aware of or prepare for in the case of National Epidemics or Disasters.

Springtime is here! Breeding season is among us and with that comes a lot of parroting and misinformation about ADV in Bearded Dragons. ADV is no longer the death sentence it was once believed to be. Tracy Saltmarsh wrote an amazing article in regards to the actual research done on this topic and we would love to share it with you.

If you are going to medicate your own dragon, you should really learn how to calculate dosages. More importantly, you must learn how to read a syringe.

There are tons of articles on how to care for bearded dragons, how to do this, ways to do that, but none of them get to the point on what NOT to do. I figured I would be blunt and to the point by making a list of things to avoid and why. A lot of people don't realize how easy it is to kill a dragon, the problem is, that by the time they figure it out, it's probably too late.