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[post_content] => Well, that all depends on their living situation. If they're in the wild, they'll usually make it around 7 years. But if they're properly cared for in captivity, then you can expect 15 years. As long as they are offered excellent husbandry. Good husbandry will prevent common diseases like metabolic bone disease, mouth rot, and yellow fungus. Here are some common routines you should consider so you can provide your bearded dragon with a long and happy life.
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[post_content] => Bearded dragons love baths! And experts agree that it helps relax them. 1 bath per week is ideal, but your beardie will really enjoy 2 :)
Usa a soft bristled tooth brush to gently scrub shedding skin. And allow them to soak for 10-30 minutes.
Beardies will most likely drink the water, so avoid using any soap.
here are other tips on how to bath your beardie.https://www.thecritterdepot.com/blogs/news/heres-how-to-care-for-your-beloved-bearded-dragon#How-To-Bath-Your-Bearded-Dragon
how do you bath your beared dragon?
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[post_content] => Excellent husbandry involves routine habitat sanitation and clean ups. Every pet requires this. But here's a comprehensive guide on how to care for a leopard gecko habitat.
These enclosures require daily, spot cleaning, weekly wipe-downs, and monthly deep cleanings. It's a responsibility, but your pet's health and happiness depends on it.
Share your tips on how you schedule your leopard gecko's habitat sanitation.
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[post_content] => This is Sticky! My son asked for a Chameleon for his 10th birthday last month. Sticky has become an adored member of the family. I just love taking pictures of him. He loves us as well. My 5 year old like to hold him because his feet tickle him when Sticky crawls on his head.
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[post_content] => Bearded Dragons are great. But don't overlook the cost to maintain their happiness and healthiness. We estimate that an initial setup can cost about $550!
Here is the detailed report on how much a new owner should expect to spend:
https://www.thecritterdepot.com/blogs/news/bearded-dragon-cost
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