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Get over yourself, they tend to do that for no reason. You people act like these guys are fucking snow flacks...They are better then you at living in harsh environments.
Did anyone else see that very handsome male in the background at the beginning of the video, bobbing his head? What a beautiful fellow, along with all the other beautiful dragons in this video!
He's actually probably basking, when temps are higher they open their mouths to ventilate. My dragon does it sometimes if he sits in the hottest spot of the basking area
got my beardie today only a few months old and I absolutely love him he's soo nice I could carry him right away not for too long or he gets too excited and starts running but he eats well and hunts for his food nicely I'm soo happy
OH fuck off. you dont know near as much as you think you people do. These guys are pros and you are some keyboard warrior who thinks you know anything. No sand for sub straight"...ok..explain to me how these guys survive in the fucking sand in the wild...Get fucked "Officer i dont know shit"
At 11:00 the little one in the front starts waving and it was so cute! So glad the guy who wasn’t talking at that moment pointed it out and smiled (even though he didn’t say anything). So cute!!
thanks a lot guys..I've been doing my lighting all wrong but only for the past 4 days but least now I kno how to give them the proper lighting they need
I've been trying to find a good video to show me the proper way to take care of my bearded dragon before I even purchase him. This was that video. Thank you for going into detail with cheaper alternatives. I want to make sure my dragon is as happy as he could be
I like all you talked about what you needed to start with . I’m thinking about getting a bearded dragon an adult . Years ago I had a Chinese Water Dragon . He was so great grew fast and loved for me to hold him . He was 36 “ long and we lost power because of snow storm . No matter how hard I tried to keep him and my Herman Tortoise warm. They both ended up dead . My Herman Tortoise was 2 years old she was so sweet . She would come to me when I called her name . I had play time with her 3 - 5 times a day . One of the games she like was jump over the chop stick ,lol. I’d put her at one end of her floor blanket . Tell her to go jump the stick . It was about 24 “ from her in a straight line. I’d let her go .Every time she’d go straight to and jump , yeah ! I miss them both so much . Thanks for the video
Hannah Moore yeah, they're really docile. I have one and he's a juvenile. Juveniles are usually pretty squirmy, but mine is pretty docile. Once they get older they get really docile and that's when you can put them on your shoulder and stuff. 😁
I love the videos!! As you guys know I'm a dragon mom who wants to understand EVERYTHING! lol. And yes...totally true they will climb as high as they can to bask. My Agent13 goes to the top of her rock wall to soak in both heat and uv. You make me very comfortable when I leave town and her with you guys. Thank you!
Actually i actually watched the whole video and actually took an actual drink of water ever time the word actually was used. Im actually pretty hydrated now. I actually appreciate this. Actually..
Deryl AIDAN Wants to "escape" to breed. What you are seeing is a breeding response since they are able to see the dragons outside the cage in front of them. This behavior goes away when all the dragons are back in their respective cages.
Lynne Bass.... For some reason TH-cam isn't letting me reply directly to your message. No, dragons like to be left alone. You never want to keep two males or a male and female together. You can keep two females of the same size together IF they get along which isn't always the case. Best to house them alone.
You really shouldn't need one Ryan unless the overnight temps in your home dip below 68F. Ceramic heat emitters work really well. Screw them into a deep dome lamp with ceramic base. CAUTION!!! Make sure your lamp is very secure. This goes for any heat source used for beardies. I am always concerned about fire hazards.
Finally someone is being real and telling people to do it the right way some pet stores recommend sand and the wrong uvb and all this stuff that is wrong u guys are professional and know what ur doing
my biggest problem with sand is that there is always a risk of impaction that you don't have to deal with and sand absorbs the moisture of their waste including the bacteria. So if you scoop feces you still leave the stink which he has to sit in a closed hot room breathing in...seems kinda mean to do that to an animal you love. Why risk health issues just because you want to make it decorative....you don't have to live in it and breath that in, they do
and bedding changes will help the smell but it's so heavy and with a carpet you just rinse and clean in the dishwasher and let it sit out. You can have a second carpet to replace the dirty one while it cleans and have a nice healthy rotation. With sand bedding changes it gets expensive over time and with it being so much more work you are likely to skip it once or twice leading to the before post smell issue
at the same time would you want to have someone put you in an environment you are not used to or designed to live in just because they don't think your smart enough to not eat mouthfuls of you carpet
+Jacob Barlow dragons don't suffer medically from it. so of course I would use carpet. your argument is silly and not really valid. If you are hell bent on avoiding the carpet then at least use ceramic tile since you know....Australia doesn't have Sandy deserts.
+Nicholas Hall I know a very well known reptile vet that keeps, and recommends keeping, bearded dragons on vermiculite. Properly cared for animals in captivity are not always kept the exact way they would be found in the wild. After all, many are captive born and most do not even behave as they would in the wild. Many of the "thumbs down" clicks we get on this video is from people believing sand is an absolute no, no which is so wrong. Most of these folks have never studied about Pogona in their natural homeland of Australia and the diverse habitats they are found in. Sand/soil is found in many of these habitats.
+Pogonavision they live in flat rock deserts with Some sand not all sand like a lot of people keep them on. It's confused with Sahara desert instead of rocky. then there are still health concerns with using man made sand such as calcium sand has anti acid ingredients in it which is not good for small animal stomachs. Then you include my first posts health concerns when you compare to carpet, paper, and ceramic tile. If there is a desire for digging then I recommend a sand box that way he doesn't get as much in his system as a full tank of sand. as for your "well known vet" I have had my fair share of run ins with famous vets who think you should use meal worms as a staple diet or some that say you should soak a Uromastyx. Then you have vets who sell out to science diet dog food which their RX diets are retarded expensive and contain no meds and can be bought from a pet store in another brand a d larger size with less filler crap ingredients. Vets don't know everything but they sure like to think they do.
What age would you recommend to get a bearded dragon? I'm thirteen almost fourteen. I've had many animals (including reptiles) in the past and they've all lived long lives. Also my mom always is involved in some of the care.
Hi Aspen! Great question. I have sold many dragons to families of 10 year olds that have been very successful. I have also sold to families with younger children that have done quite well with parental supervision and involvement. I have never met you but I get the feeling you would be a great dragon owner. I love that you are doing your homework and really putting thought into getting one of these amazing creatures.
finally smart instructed videos tired of seeing people being misguided by non sense videos on here,glad 90 percent of my dragons all came from you guys as well!
I bought a dragon today he is missing his eyelid and his eye is goopy. His other eye is perfectly fine and his appetite is great. I will be taking him to the Vet next week. (my local reptile vet is closed for the holiday) I was wondering if y'all had an idea of how I could care for his bad eye till I can get to the vet.
Why would you buy him if he was missing an eyelid then dude, I know it feels like you’re rescuing them but you’re not. Your just promoting chain pet stores selling animals.
Ave got a bearded dragon and I only put 4 buz in at a time but kids Ave put about 10 bugs in and my bearded dragon as lost a scale of he's back becos off all the bugs wot do I do please can everyone help
We have a dragon and he's been with us since he was a baby. We've utilized the water bowl and he never defecated in the bowl. Now that he's over 1ft long we still use the bowl, we have pecan sand, and utilizing the sunlight with lighting. Goofy is actually doing very well. We do soak him especially during molting. He has grown over the year with what we have used and have had no problems. Just letting you know.
Sand can cause impaction and choking. Another option is reptile carpet (the kind without the loops that can snag their claws!) but you'd need to buy two cuts of carpet and switch them out. You can just toss them in the washing machine really often for easier clean up. But this needs to be done more frequently because spot cleaning is not very effective with their porous material.
Im getting a bearded dragon soon in a few month but I don't like crickets they scare me a little or a lot but im willing to take a chance for my dragon I was just wounding if there was a better way of handling the crickets other then with tweezers
The one guy said not to feed your bearded dragon meal worms. What I discovered is that if you keep the worms warm they sluff off the shell and you end up with a milky white larva before they turn to Beatles. That's what you want to give them they are very soft at that time pure protein and they love them.
Carol Lopez; you’re correct, otherwise the exoskeleton can be a bit much. I know they are higher in fat content, and that’s why gut loaded crickets are best. I usually go with the banded crickets.
Wow that's a perfect bearded dragon setup video. Great and best information for someone starting out in beardies! How loose substrate can cause impaction, the correct UVB lighting and how CFLs are terrible, good temperatures ranges basking and cool side, hydration with food and regular baths, enclosure sizes for a juvie/adult, vivarium decorations/climbing/hides, ect good stuff man! I subbed =]
i use tile for my leopard gecko and it's the best decision ever for her tank. they are so easy to clean and the look of it is amazing. and it's very cheap
Thank you for the kind comments blew! I will email you too but thought that answering here may help others. Unless you have a lot of bulbs to keep up with, I do not think it is necessary for everyone to have a UVB meter. You really DO NOT have to change out UVB bulbs every 6 months. In fact, I would just recommend changing them out annually even though I have seen plenty last well beyond a year. Hope this helps.
nice, love this channel its about time someone who really knows about dragons post videos on here . thank you guys for sharing your experience on dragons with us it really helps alot
If it gets below 65 degrees F at night, then you will need a ceramic heating element. No light when your beardie wants to sleep. Colored lights are bad for their eyes. Just white during the day. Never use under-cage heating pads because they tend to malfunction and beardies don't sense heat from below very well.
Can we just get a competition between all the beardies in the background and a concert filled with head bangers? I’m noticing a lot of hostile head bobbing from the beardies.
Love the vinyl tile idea. Home depot has some nice designs. We're actually going to be using a Mainstays TV stand to create our beardie's habitat for when he gets bigger. It's a less expensive method for a dragon cage and it has sliding front glass doors, we'll just have to modify it for the lights (it's about the equivalent of a 50 gallon tank). Definitely going to line it with the vinyl tile though :) thanks!
Awesome video guys. I was waiting to rip you guys a new one for a sand substrate..LOL. AT 3:32 the dragon starts to wave as you pick him/her up lol. I love the dragon in the bottom left with his/her mouth wide open. Hahahaha.
lighting periods vary. during estivation, they may not come out, and light cycle can be reduced until end of estivation period, when heat and light can gradually be increased to induce breeding/laying periods.
So can I do a 60 watt bulb but have the basking platform up close? The 125 watt exo terra feels like a waste if so. I will have the uvb aswell if do choose the lower wattage.
Mine for some odd reason never liked "closed off" cages (sides and back). She went ballistic until I moved her into an open one, where she can see us and her surroundings. She calmed down straight away and was way more relaxed. Her beautiful orangy color came back too, tho the temperatures were always spot on for a beardy. She's an odd one, I tell ya, but a very sweet odd one. She was a rescue, and who knows what she had to endure for her to NOT like closed off spaces. Cheers.
You bring up a great point. All dragons are individuals and will have individual preferences for what they consider a comfortable environment. It is important to experiment with different set ups if your dragon is not settling in properly.
I had a hard time paying attention to the two humans with all of that aggro headbobbing going on behind them...
Thompson BMX SAMMMMMEEEE that was sooooo funny
Thompson BMX sameeeeee
same i kept giggling, but knowing what it meant
Thompson BMX omg same
Get over yourself, they tend to do that for no reason. You people act like these guys are fucking snow flacks...They are better then you at living in harsh environments.
Guys: *talking
Dragons in the background: *oH GUrlS
You can tell these guys know their stuff and take care of the little guys because they're all active and running around. Great video! :D
Did anyone else see that very handsome male in the background at the beginning of the video, bobbing his head? What a beautiful fellow, along with all the other beautiful dragons in this video!
I saw him and then I looked in the comments and see if anyone would comment about that
Aurora Lampron I feel like you breed for a different reason then the rest of us.
same LOL
same
Who else noticed the angry fella at the bottom left?
😂 mouth straight opened
He's actually probably basking, when temps are higher they open their mouths to ventilate. My dragon does it sometimes if he sits in the hottest spot of the basking area
Definitely peeped 🤣
Or at the top left
V I B E Z lol yeah he was scratching at the cage the whole video😂😂
Bearded dragons bobbing their heads in the background. XD
fr😂😂
+golden modzFTW they were like "come over here so that I can get some tail". Lol
goldan mods sucks shh
Johnney07+ I Know
Johnney07 yeah they saw the famale waving XD
got my beardie today only a few months old and I absolutely love him he's soo nice I could carry him right away not for too long or he gets too excited and starts running but he eats well and hunts for his food nicely I'm soo happy
im getting one soon cant wait
how is he now
krystian chochel yea how is he now ??
Still got him or nah
3:26 the bearded dragon slowly stuck his middle finger out at him. Lmao
u have good eyes dude
wow hes harsh . ithink this is what the dragon said "wtf i wanted to be on top of that"
I can't breathe😂CX
mmrickens533 I'm died
mmrickens533 I Died xD
The guy in the top left the is going insane LOL 😝😂
There’s some sexual frustration going on in the background 😂
He should've crumpled up the tile and threw it away like he did with the paper towel and newspaper
Lol
OH fuck off. you dont know near as much as you think you people do. These guys are pros and you are some keyboard warrior who thinks you know anything. No sand for sub straight"...ok..explain to me how these guys survive in the fucking sand in the wild...Get fucked "Officer i dont know shit"
@@zuestoots5176 dang don't get so triggered, I'm pretty sure he was joking about the tile. He didn't even mention sand
ikr
@@zuestoots5176 talking about keyboard warriors. Look at you with your aggro shield! lmao
I love how the beardies in the back are head bobbing! You guys have really beautiful dragons!
At 11:00 the little one in the front starts waving and it was so cute! So glad the guy who wasn’t talking at that moment pointed it out and smiled (even though he didn’t say anything). So cute!!
Lol!
This is a great and informative video, but I just can't stop giggling at those excited male dragons in the back
The taller gent getting excited when the beardy sitting on the rock waves is everything
Thanks for the feedback. In our third video, Nutrition, we killed the background music while we were talking.
thanks a lot guys..I've been doing my lighting all wrong but only for the past 4 days but least now I kno how to give them the proper lighting they need
Celestino Benavente how what do you mean all wrong?
0:50 to the left. Wanna fight breh?
I've been trying to find a good video to show me the proper way to take care of my bearded dragon before I even purchase him. This was that video. Thank you for going into detail with cheaper alternatives. I want to make sure my dragon is as happy as he could be
Thank you Claudia!
I like all you talked about what you needed to start with . I’m thinking about getting a bearded dragon an adult . Years ago I had a Chinese Water Dragon . He was so great grew fast and loved for me to hold him . He was 36 “ long and we lost power because of snow storm . No matter how hard I tried to keep him and my Herman Tortoise warm. They both ended up dead . My Herman Tortoise was 2 years old she was so sweet . She would come to me when I called her name . I had play time with her 3 - 5 times a day . One of the games she like was jump over the chop stick ,lol. I’d put her at one end of her floor blanket . Tell her to go jump the stick . It was about 24 “ from her in a straight line. I’d let her go .Every time she’d go straight to and jump , yeah ! I miss them both so much . Thanks for the video
I love how the lizard was like just chillin on the dudes shoulder!!
Hannah Moore yeah, they're really docile. I have one and he's a juvenile. Juveniles are usually pretty squirmy, but mine is pretty docile. Once they get older they get really docile and that's when you can put them on your shoulder and stuff. 😁
This was a really good video! Thanks for putting this together. I will be sure to save this and refer to this when customers need to learn more.
Now that I think about it, didn't they use bearded dragons in the movie "Holes"?
Yes!! That's all I think of! Yellow spotted lizards
Yup
Honestly makes me mad how they made beardies look mean and dangerous
@@Trudgey864 makes me mad that they turned them into a Jurassic park dilophosaur
Them dragons where either really into that music or they wanted more camera time. LOL
Who else sees the cute dragon on the left in the back ground?
2:17 - Upper left corner: "It's a Madhouse! A Madhouse!"
I love the videos!! As you guys know I'm a dragon mom who wants to understand EVERYTHING! lol. And yes...totally true they will climb as high as they can to bask. My Agent13 goes to the top of her rock wall to soak in both heat and uv. You make me very comfortable when I leave town and her with you guys. Thank you!
Actually i actually watched the whole video and actually took an actual drink of water ever time the word actually was used. Im actually pretty hydrated now. I actually appreciate this. Actually..
Thank you for your actual feedback
Pogonavision 😂😂😂 np
The dragon in the top left is desperately trying to escape
I know at least someone notices
Sara Realey its amazing how many people dont
Deryl AIDAN yea
Deryl AIDAN Wants to "escape" to breed. What you are seeing is a breeding response since they are able to see the dragons outside the cage in front of them. This behavior goes away when all the dragons are back in their respective cages.
Pogonavision ok makes sence
The dragons are freaking beautiful the Reds oranges yellows oh my
I love the dragon at 3:13 bobing his head up and down lmao! ADORABLE!
This is actually a sign of aggression to other males. This is not good
Have a new one coming out shortly on bearded dragon health. Thank you!
Lynne Bass.... For some reason TH-cam isn't letting me reply directly to your message. No, dragons like to be left alone. You never want to keep two males or a male and female together. You can keep two females of the same size together IF they get along which isn't always the case. Best to house them alone.
watch the video and look behind the tallest guy sorry forgot name one of the dragons are bobbing there head lol
You really shouldn't need one Ryan unless the overnight temps in your home dip below 68F. Ceramic heat emitters work really well. Screw them into a deep dome lamp with ceramic base. CAUTION!!! Make sure your lamp is very secure. This goes for any heat source used for beardies. I am always concerned about fire hazards.
+Ryan Theone just go to your local pet store like petco or anything and ask for the light for them
Javian Montero+ NO
Pogonavision how much is that lamp&a base where can I find this?
the berdies in the background wild
Those Dragons are beautiful!!!
Thank you very much!
Finally someone is being real and telling people to do it the right way some pet stores recommend sand and the wrong uvb and all this stuff that is wrong u guys are professional and know what ur doing
9:00 threw 9:05 where the guy showed us how the light extended his face made me laugh hahahaha]
Jackson Fonylars I noticed that too 😂
Overdose Graal Lmao
while he's explaining the tile look at the breard dagon in the front
THE HEADBOBBING WAS THE BEST PART LOL BUT VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE VIDEO
I love all of the head bobbing and the lil guy waving there on the table. Awesome video!
my biggest problem with sand is that there is always a risk of impaction that you don't have to deal with and sand absorbs the moisture of their waste including the bacteria. So if you scoop feces you still leave the stink which he has to sit in a closed hot room breathing in...seems kinda mean to do that to an animal you love. Why risk health issues just because you want to make it decorative....you don't have to live in it and breath that in, they do
and bedding changes will help the smell but it's so heavy and with a carpet you just rinse and clean in the dishwasher and let it sit out. You can have a second carpet to replace the dirty one while it cleans and have a nice healthy rotation. With sand bedding changes it gets expensive over time and with it being so much more work you are likely to skip it once or twice leading to the before post smell issue
at the same time would you want to have someone put you in an environment you are not used to or designed to live in just because they don't think your smart enough to not eat mouthfuls of you carpet
+Jacob Barlow dragons don't suffer medically from it. so of course I would use carpet. your argument is silly and not really valid. If you are hell bent on avoiding the carpet then at least use ceramic tile since you know....Australia doesn't have Sandy deserts.
+Nicholas Hall I know a very well known reptile vet that keeps, and recommends keeping, bearded dragons on vermiculite. Properly cared for animals in captivity are not always kept the exact way they would be found in the wild. After all, many are captive born and most do not even behave as they would in the wild. Many of the "thumbs down" clicks we get on this video is from people believing sand is an absolute no, no which is so wrong. Most of these folks have never studied about Pogona in their natural homeland of Australia and the diverse habitats they are found in. Sand/soil is found in many of these habitats.
+Pogonavision they live in flat rock deserts with Some sand not all sand like a lot of people keep them on. It's confused with Sahara desert instead of rocky. then there are still health concerns with using man made sand such as calcium sand has anti acid ingredients in it which is not good for small animal stomachs. Then you include my first posts health concerns when you compare to carpet, paper, and ceramic tile. If there is a desire for digging then I recommend a sand box that way he doesn't get as much in his system as a full tank of sand. as for your "well known vet" I have had my fair share of run ins with famous vets who think you should use meal worms as a staple diet or some that say you should soak a Uromastyx. Then you have vets who sell out to science diet dog food which their RX diets are retarded expensive and contain no meds and can be bought from a pet store in another brand a d larger size with less filler crap ingredients. Vets don't know everything but they sure like to think they do.
What age would you recommend to get a bearded dragon? I'm thirteen almost fourteen. I've had many animals (including reptiles) in the past and they've all lived long lives. Also my mom always is involved in some of the care.
Hi Aspen! Great question. I have sold many dragons to families of 10 year olds that have been very successful. I have also sold to families with younger children that have done quite well with parental supervision and involvement. I have never met you but I get the feeling you would be a great dragon owner. I love that you are doing your homework and really putting thought into getting one of these amazing creatures.
Aspen Rae honestly mine died and idk why
Thank you Fizz. Lots of information out there so it's nice to get different opinions.
The freaking dragons in the back rocking out r taking all my attention
that dragon in the background is bobbing its head ...its ready to bang!! at 0:51 to the left
There were like three of them doing that! I thought I was the only one who saw!
Would I eventually have to turn off the UVB light at night? What about the other light?
DefLeppardRulesRock yes turn both off and put a blankett over it
finally smart instructed videos tired of seeing people being misguided by non sense videos on here,glad 90 percent of my dragons all came from you guys as well!
The bearded dragon in the background bobbing its head...looks funny😂😂😂
I bought a dragon today he is missing his eyelid and his eye is goopy. His other eye is perfectly fine and his appetite is great. I will be taking him to the Vet next week. (my local reptile vet is closed for the holiday) I was wondering if y'all had an idea of how I could care for his bad eye till I can get to the vet.
Mark Patrick I know I am late, but how did your beardie end up being, was he ok?
Why would you buy him if he was missing an eyelid then dude, I know it feels like you’re rescuing them but you’re not. Your just promoting chain pet stores selling animals.
Ave got a bearded dragon and I only put 4 buz in at a time but kids Ave put about 10 bugs in and my bearded dragon as lost a scale of he's back becos off all the bugs wot do I do please can everyone help
00:50 look at that cute one on the bottom left bobing its gead up
We have a dragon and he's been with us since he was a baby. We've utilized the water bowl and he never defecated in the bowl. Now that he's over 1ft long we still use the bowl, we have pecan sand, and utilizing the sunlight with lighting. Goofy is actually doing very well. We do soak him especially during molting. He has grown over the year with what we have used and have had no problems. Just letting you know.
Oh my gosh they're playing peekaboo In The back constantly😂😂😂
At 0:52 look at the dragon at the left
0:55 BANG YOUR HEAD!!!!
All the beardies in the back are head bobbing and running back and forth. XD
10:57 Bearded dragon in the front raises his hand. The guys reaction is priceless
This is sad
Thanks for the feedback.
Chris wytten how?
Sand can cause impaction and choking. Another option is reptile carpet (the kind without the loops that can snag their claws!) but you'd need to buy two cuts of carpet and switch them out. You can just toss them in the washing machine really often for easier clean up. But this needs to be done more frequently because spot cleaning is not very effective with their porous material.
Carpet isnt recommended. They are very known to harboring bacteria no matter how many times you wash it.
Thank you for posting this! Hands down the best video I have seen on youtube explaining bearded dragon setup!
Im getting a bearded dragon soon in a few month but I don't like crickets they scare me a little or a lot but im willing to take a chance for my dragon I was just wounding if there was a better way of handling the crickets other then with tweezers
The one guy said not to feed your bearded dragon meal worms. What I discovered is that if you keep the worms warm they sluff off the shell and you end up with a milky white larva before they turn to Beatles. That's what you want to give them they are very soft at that time pure protein and they love them.
Carol Lopez; you’re correct, otherwise the exoskeleton can be a bit much. I know they are higher in fat content, and that’s why gut loaded crickets are best. I usually go with the banded crickets.
BancroftOutdoors dubia roaches are best feeders
Tried so hard to concentrate, but I couldn't stop laughing at the beardies in the background.
You can tell these guys keep these dragons healthy cuz they were going NUTS
Your beardies in the back are going nuts. Lol great video. I learned a lot.
Wow that's a perfect bearded dragon setup video. Great and best information for someone starting out in beardies! How loose substrate can cause impaction, the correct UVB lighting and how CFLs are terrible, good temperatures ranges basking and cool side, hydration with food and regular baths, enclosure sizes for a juvie/adult, vivarium decorations/climbing/hides, ect good stuff man! I subbed =]
Lol the dragon bobbing his head in the backround so cute
i use tile for my leopard gecko and it's the best decision ever for her tank. they are so easy to clean and the look of it is amazing. and it's very cheap
the waves from the baby in the middle at around 2:08 🥺🥺 I can’t
All of them were so active great video
I like how all the beardies in the tank behind you guys are just sitting there staring at you
Beardies on the back be like, Hey Mike hurry up we on Live Television jajajaja
Thank you for the kind comments blew! I will email you too but thought that answering here may help others. Unless you have a lot of bulbs to keep up with, I do not think it is necessary for everyone to have a UVB meter. You really DO NOT have to change out UVB bulbs every 6 months. In fact, I would just recommend changing them out annually even though I have seen plenty last well beyond a year. Hope this helps.
The bearded dragon in the back is nodding it's head lol
Look at how active the beardies are in the back!
Did anyone see the beardie in the back just wagging his head the whole time? It was hilarious.
nice, love this channel its about time someone who really knows about dragons post videos on here . thank you guys for sharing your experience on dragons with us
it really helps alot
If it gets below 65 degrees F at night, then you will need a ceramic heating element. No light when your beardie wants to sleep. Colored lights are bad for their eyes. Just white during the day. Never use under-cage heating pads because they tend to malfunction and beardies don't sense heat from below very well.
I love the way you look after the dearded dragons well done!!
Thank you!
those two dragons are in separate cages across the room and still bobbing heads at eachother
Can we just get a competition between all the beardies in the background and a concert filled with head bangers? I’m noticing a lot of hostile head bobbing from the beardies.
Thanks I have one to and I love him
They feel more secure and will settle in better.
We have one or two left from last season.
Lil dude at bottom left was like let me at em 😂🤣😭 so cute I love my bearded so much
Love the vinyl tile idea. Home depot has some nice designs. We're actually going to be using a Mainstays TV stand to create our beardie's habitat for when he gets bigger. It's a less expensive method for a dragon cage and it has sliding front glass doors, we'll just have to modify it for the lights (it's about the equivalent of a 50 gallon tank). Definitely going to line it with the vinyl tile though :) thanks!
Awesome video guys. I was waiting to rip you guys a new one for a sand substrate..LOL. AT 3:32 the dragon starts to wave as you pick him/her up lol. I love the dragon in the bottom left with his/her mouth wide open. Hahahaha.
I've found wild bearded dragons climbing tree trunks. So yeah, they are definitely natural climbers.
Love the beardie head bobbing in the background!
If you have the time for one, then get one. They are brilliant pets!
lighting periods vary. during estivation, they may not come out, and light cycle can be reduced until end of estivation period, when heat and light can gradually be increased to induce breeding/laying periods.
Haha best part of this video is watching the dragons in the background
my temp is 5-8 degrees celcius in the morning what do i do i live in denmark
So can I do a 60 watt bulb but have the basking platform up close? The 125 watt exo terra feels like a waste if so. I will have the uvb aswell if do choose the lower wattage.
I was laughing at the bearded dragon on the left side cause it was dancing 😂😂 (0:58)
The bearded dragon at 0:50 next to the taller guy!!! 😂 he’s bobbing his head!!
Mine for some odd reason never liked "closed off" cages (sides and back). She went ballistic until I moved her into an open one, where she can see us and her surroundings. She calmed down straight away and was way more relaxed. Her beautiful orangy color came back too, tho the temperatures were always spot on for a beardy. She's an odd one, I tell ya, but a very sweet odd one. She was a rescue, and who knows what she had to endure for her to NOT like closed off spaces.
Cheers.
You bring up a great point. All dragons are individuals and will have individual preferences for what they consider a comfortable environment. It is important to experiment with different set ups if your dragon is not settling in properly.
All the dragons spazzed out at 2:11 so adorable!
0:45 the beardie on the left... no words 😂
At 50 seconds or more look at the black tanks the lizard bobbing its head 😂
Thank you! We are excited about it!