put some clay pots in there with live plants. it would look alot better add oxygen and moister in the enclosure. and again it would look much much better and make his red colorations pop more.
suggestions for bearded dragon enclosure?
- Thread starter allaboutfish
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the tile is easy to clean. they poop alot. make sure you feed them properly though. alot of people dont.
um as far as i know beardies like it dry and hot not moist also thay have a tendency to eat plant mater so not the best idea
theres not really any live plants ou can add with a beardie
pretty much all loose substrates are a no no with bearded dragon.
i feed crickets everday with calcium powder, carrots every other day, grapes once a week, mustard and turnip greens everyday
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My bad. let me clearify... i was thinking more of a cactus type plant. the bearded cant reach it if it is in a pot... i would not use fake plants because he may try and eat them...
the diet you use is good. usually people think feeding them crickets everyday is good enough. a big NO. but you got that. i still think a cactus in a pot would be good. because fake plants would be a big no IMO. *loose substrate is bad for baby/juvy beardeds. sand is used for adults all the time and is recommended.
i am on beardeddragon.org (the bearded dragon forum), and they say not even to use it with an adult because its still a risk. people use plastic plants all the time with them and if they tried to eat on i doubt they could actually eat it.
i am just saying i wouldnt chance it unless they are out of reach. if i paid 120 for a stunning blood bearded like that. there would be no chancing haha
and a lot of people use sand. just because one site says they dont doesnt mean that it is bad for them
http://www.dachiu.com/beardeddragoncare/dragoncaresheet.html
http://www.beardeddragon.org/articles/caresheet/?page=2
are a couple saying otherwise and that was the 1st two pages i pulled up. if successful breeders use playsand than i am sure it is just fine to use...
http://www.dachiu.com/beardeddragoncare/dragoncaresheet.html
http://www.beardeddragon.org/articles/caresheet/?page=2
are a couple saying otherwise and that was the 1st two pages i pulled up. if successful breeders use playsand than i am sure it is just fine to use...
