81. Currently Available Bearded Dragons, Frilled Dragons Or Frilled Lizards, Rankins lizards. bearded Dragons (Pogona vitticeps) We currently have several bloodlines of bearded dragons available. Thumbnails are for example only. http://www.sundialreptile.com/currentlyavailable.htm

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82. Inland Bearded Dragon bearded dragons are quite a flat, plumplooking lizard, so make sure they are not under-nourished either. Feed adults 4 - 5 times a week, http://www.reptileallsorts.com/bearded dragon cj-cs.htm

The REPTILE House Animal Allsorts Inland Bearded Dragon ( Pogona vitticeps Care in Captivity by Chris Jorden Introduction Bearded dragons are extremely popular at the moment, and are becoming even more increasingly so all the time. They have wonderful temperaments, and some even seem to enjoy being handled, the breed fairly easily and they display interesting social behaviour like courtship, threat and recognition. Bearded dragons grow to between 40 and 60 cm (16 - 24 inches) in length, although the males are usually bigger than females. Bearded dragons are a greyish brown in colour, although many colour types can be encountered, the prettier of these include lime phase, gold phase and sandfire red phase. Although these Australian lizards can be a great choice for beginners, their need for ultra-violet light, regular feeding and cleaning, and a very large vivarium can make them harder to keep than other smaller species such as leopard geckos and green anoles. Selecting A Bearded Dragon Before your decide to purchase one of these comical lizards, you must do a lot of research using books, web pages and by talking to experienced herpotologists or herpoculturists, and you must be sure you have the time and space for one of these quite demanding animals.

83. The Growing Popularity Of The Bearded Dragon The bearded dragon, a midsize lizard, comprised of seven species, all native to arid regions of Australia. http://www.drsfostersmith.com/pic/article.cfm?dept_id=0&siteid=8&acatid=293&aid=

84. Western Bearded Dragon This attractive and personable dragon lizard is a highly successful species, The Western bearded dragon is well known and loved by rural dwellers in WA. http://www.westernwildlife.com.au/western/reptiles/pogona.htm

Western Wildlife Western Bearded Dragon Robert Davis Created : 28th January 2002. Western Bearded Dragon Pogona minor minor Description This attractive and personable dragon lizard is a highly successful species, having conquered msot of WA. It can be found in a variety of habitats from the semi-arid scrub to the wet forest of the south coast. It is instantly recognised by its colour and appearance. It is usually grey-brown, covered in tiny scales and has a distinctive "beard" of spines under the chin and over the head. It often has an "ocellate" pattern of white or pale spots along its back on either side of the spine. Adults may be up to 150 mm in length, excluding their long whip-like tail. More photos? Like these pictures? Click here to order your own copy... Range and Habitat Found from the Pilbara to the Nullarbor, this species is literally found everywhere excpet the Kimberley! It is found in all manner of wooded habitats. The Western bearded Dragon is well known and loved by rural dwellers in WA. It is often seen basking on fence posts, fallen branches and even wheat stems! Lizards may change colour depending on their mood and body temperature. This species is most active during spring and summer, with breeding occurring in October-February. During this time, females lay 2 clutches of 5-11 eggs. Eggs hatch after 82 days or so (at 25

85. Category Based Herpetological Web Index Breeder of Old World Chameleons, bearded Dragons, and Frilled lizards. Inventor of ReptiRack Chameleon Caging Systems. Be sure to visit my Photo Gallery! http://herpetology.com/webdata.hts?showcat liz

86. Animal Keeper - Bearded Dragons What Do You Want One Of Those For? Corn Snakes bearded dragons Another good lizard is the leopard gecko. bearded dragon may be kept single or http://www.animalkeeper.co.uk/content/content.asp?contentid=368

87. Bearded Dragon For Live Reptiles Lizard Agamas - Welcome To The Reptile Center Nice Fat Healthy Normal Color Growing Like Weeds Offering a varied selection of reptile supplies, live reptiles and amphibians. http://www.thereptilecenter.com/Bearded-Dragon

Home Animals Supplies Insect Feeders select one... Insect Feeders Crickets fruit fly cultures Goliath Horn Worm Meal Worms Night Crawlers Red wigglers Silk worm Wax worms Live Reptiles Amphibian Lizard Snake Tortoise Turtle Reptile Supplies Accessories Bedding Supplies Decorative Supplies Heating Housing Lighting Resources Articles Care Sheets Websites of Interest View Cart My Account About Contact Us By far the best reptile store in all of N.Y. if not the world! Welcome to The Reptile Center Bearded Dragon Home Bearded Dragon Pogona vitticeps Large View Care Level: Amateur Category: Lizard Sub-Category: Bearded Origin: Australia Habitat: Desert Max Size: 18 In Age: Captive Born, Juvenile, Adult Sex: Male, Female, Unsexed Color: Normal Diet: Insectivore, Omnivorus Insect Menu: Crickets Nice Fat Healthy Normal Color Growing Like Weeds Captive Born, Unsexed Price: Qty Juvenile, Male Price: Qty Juvenile, Female Price: Qty Juvenile, Unsexed Price: Qty Adult, Male Price: Qty Adult, Female Price: Qty Adult, Unsexed Price: Qty Carry On Shopping Try these categories: Live Reptiles Lizard Agamas Shopping Cart No of items: your basket is empty Total: View Basket Recover Basket Savings Club Sale Items, Special Bonuses and Great Deals! Enter your email address to be added to our savings club:

88. Bearded Dragon For Live Reptiles Lizard Agamas - Welcome To The Reptile Center Nice Fat Healthy Normal Color Growing Like Weeds Offering a varied selection of reptile supplies, live reptiles and amphibians. http://www.thereptilecenter.com/Live-Reptiles_Lizard_Agamas_Bearded-Dragon

Home Animals Supplies Insect Feeders select one... Insect Feeders Crickets fruit fly cultures Goliath Horn Worm Meal Worms Night Crawlers Red wigglers Silk worm Wax worms Live Reptiles Amphibian Lizard Snake Tortoise Turtle Reptile Supplies Accessories Bedding Supplies Decorative Supplies Heating Housing Lighting Resources Articles Care Sheets Websites of Interest View Cart My Account About Contact Us By far the best reptile store in all of N.Y. if not the world! Welcome to The Reptile Center Bearded Dragon Home Live Reptiles Lizard Agamas Bearded Dragon Pogona vitticeps Large View Care Level: Amateur Category: Lizard Sub-Category: Bearded Origin: Australia Habitat: Desert Max Size: 18 In Age: Captive Born, Juvenile, Adult Sex: Male, Female, Unsexed Color: Normal Diet: Insectivore, Omnivorus Insect Menu: Crickets Nice Fat Healthy Normal Color Growing Like Weeds Captive Born, Unsexed Price: Qty Juvenile, Male Price: Qty Juvenile, Female Price: Qty Juvenile, Unsexed Price: Qty Adult, Male Price: Qty Adult, Female Price: Qty Adult, Unsexed

89. Bearded Dragons, Lizards, Snakes, Tortoises From Miami Florida Breeder of high quality color morph bearded dragons ( Pogona Vitticeps ) and other reptiles. Captive bred Tegus, Pythons, Boas Tortoises. http://www.beardiedragon.com/

We hope to see you at the National Breeders Show In Daytona Beach, Florida August 20 th and 21 st ... Come visit us at booth #73 next to ZooMed and Timberline Crickets To navigate this site, click on any of the buttons in the title bar at the top of each page. Subsequent pages may have side navigation bars as well. You can hover over thumbnail pictures to bring up a larger image or if you click on it it will bring up a full resolution image. Miami Florida (305) 270-1318 mail@beardiedragon.com Baby Florida Oranges and Golden Oranges are available NOW! Special Discounts for Military and Law Enforcement Personel Some Golden Florida Oranges - hatched 5-10-05, photo taken 7-22-05 If you have any comments or suggestions about this site, please visit our Guest page by clicking here Questions can be sent to questions@beardiedragon.com Personal Pets

90. Lizards Below is a care sheet for bearded Dragons, check out our other lizard care sheets by clicking on the appropriate paw. paw3.gif (983 bytes) Chameleon http://www.petinfo4u.com/lizards.htm

Care Sheets Dogs Cats Birds Fish Small Animals Reptiles Horses Adoption Advanced Tips Dogs Cats Birds Fish Small Animals Reptiles Horses Tip of the Week Dog Allergies Pet of the Week Blue Lacy Dog Pet Alerts Lawn Fertilizer Pet Communication Lifespans FAQ! News Games Pet Matcher Videos Pictures Travel Who Are We? www.petinfo4u.com is meant as a resource, not as a replacement for veterinary advice,care or medical treatment. If you have any problems with your pet your first resource should always be your veterinarian. Home Up Below is a care sheet for Bearded Dragons, check out our other lizard care sheets by clicking on the appropriate paw: Chameleon CARING FOR YOUR NEW BEARDED DRAGON Pet Rating System: 1= Lowest 5 = Highest Bearded Dragon Ease Of Care Temperament Intelligence Cost of Upkeep Lifespan Overall Rating: Bearded Dragons are easy to care for requiring weekly cage cleanings. They have a good temperament and are easily tamed, enjoying time on your hand or shoulder. Bearded Dragons do show some recognition of owners and training. Their cost of upkeep is relatively low requiring inexpensive crickets and veggies as food. They are generally hardy not requiring many trips to the vet. A bearded dragons lifespan is an average of about 10 years. Essential Care Items: Aquarium Water Bowl Food Bowl Food Substrate Thermometer Decorations Under-tank heater Basking Lamp Full-Spectrum Lighting Vitamins/Calcium Powder Housing A water proof enclosure such as an aquarium or plastic terrarium work best. The minimum size of an aquarium should be about 40-50 gallons. Bearded dragons as adults, with a lifespan of around 10 years, can reach about 2 feet long and need ample room to move about their enclosure. Be sure to have an escape proof screen mesh for a cover on the aquarium. The bottom of the aquarium should be lined with a substrate consisting of sand or half sand and half bark. The sand should be about 2 inches deep. The substrate should be sifted through daily for potty material and completely changed as needed when dirty. Provide a water bowl for drinking, soaking and cooling off. You will need to change this daily if your lizard is an avid soaker. Shallow food bowls are necessary for holding food so your dragon does not ingest sand.

91. Bearded Dragons Classifieds I have a 1.1 proven breeding pair of bearded dragons for sale both are extremely wanted unwanted lizards, turtles, tarantulas i am looking for anyone http://www.hoobly.com/0/2618/0/

The World's Local Classifieds Post Your Free Listing home login register ... Reptiles Bearded Dragons your home area popular cities Picture Description [member] Price Area Category google_ad_client = "pub-7275796100403863"; google_ad_width = 728; google_ad_height = 15; google_ad_format = "728x15_0ads_al_s"; google_color_border = "FFFFFF"; google_color_bg = "FFFFFF"; google_color_link = "0000FF"; google_color_url = "999999"; google_color_text = "000000"; Small Dragon plus 75 Gallon tank I have a very small dragon that is looking for a new home. She has a messed up leg from a fight when young so she has not grow big. Right now she is very skinny due to budget issues. She eats well and loves crickets. She is regular colorations nothing fancy. She is not hadled much but is use to being picked up. She does get mad if she has not ate in awhile. I am only asking for the money for the cage the dragon is free. Comes with a custon top that is hand made for proper ventelation. All that is required is the purchase of a light and may be some new gravel. The tank can not hold water due to a leak at the very top. This does come with the stand. Any more questions just email me....Heather email seller clip ad report abuse Tampa ... WANTED: FEMALE BEARDED DRAGON Me and my fiance have had bearded dragons for a while now and have finally come across a male in good health conditions and are wanting to get a female to breed. We have a Pastel German Giant female that I have had now for almost a year, she is basically a rescue because she was way to over bred by the people who last had her so breeding her is a huge NEGATIVE! We have been looking for a female of maybe 1 to 2 yrs old because our male is 2 1/2 yrs and by breeding standards its best to start breeding BD'S atleast at the age of one or two.To anyone interested in helping us out, if we was to purchase a female from anyone she would be taken the best care of. We are highly knowledgable of these reptiles and we take the best care of our "kids" a

92. Books About Bearded Dragons My comments This is the best book about bearded Dragons that I have read. if you are interested in lizards in general and not only bearded Dragons. http://www.morion.com/teo/english/books/books.html

Your Bearded Dragon's Life Your Complete Guide to Caring for Your Pet at Every Stage of Life by Liz Palika, Richard C. Paull (Editor) My comments: This is the best book about Bearded Dragons that I have read. It covers just about everything. From proper care to "how to train your BD". If you'll only buy one book - buy this one! (=r/and the one below!) The Bearded Dragon Manual by Philippe De Vosjoli, Robert Mailloux My comments: I have to admit that I was a bit skeptic about buying this book at first - but it turned out to be one of the best books I have read about Bearded Dragons = Another favorite! Why I was skeptic? Because it is an updated, revised version of "The General Care and Maintenance of Bearded Dragons". But I found it to be a *completely* new book. One of the best! You can find everything you want to know about dragons here. Even if you already got of "The General Care and Maintenance of Bearded Dragons" you can buy this book, this new one is much more complete and totally different in my opinion. The book covers even the "small questions" that no other book brings up. So - I highly recommend this book! It is the most up-to-date and complete guide available for Bearded Dragons. General Care and Maintenance of Bearded Dragons (The Herpetocultural Library Series) Philippe De Vosjoli, Robert Mailloux (Contributor)

93. Acclaim Images Posters And Art Prints - Poster Print Of Lizard Lizard, bearded dragon. Maximum Print Size 14 x 11 . Photographer/Artist Cathy McKinty Closeup of lizard looking alert. bearded dragon http://www.acclaimimages.com/_gallery/_print_pages/0028-0404-0315-4152.html

94. Common Bearded Dragon- Lamington National Park Other Common Names Eastern bearded dragon Jew Lizard Frequently called Frillneck or Frilly lizard due to a resemblance to the Frilled Lizard http://lamington.nrsm.uq.edu.au/Documents/Rept/BEAR.HTM

Size: Length - 250mm. Identification: Large, robust bearded dragon with well developed beard. The inside of the mouthis usually bright yellow. This dragon is usually a shade of grey, although occasionally can be yellowish brown, brown to reddish brown. On juveniles there is a prominent pattern but on adults this is obscure or absent. There is sometimes dark or pale blotches on the body. Their belly is white to pale grey with short streaks running along the length of the body. The mature males develop a grey to black 'beard' and an obscure pale green to blue tinge on the forepart of their head. Call/Song: Eastern Australia, from Cooktown (Qld) to south-eastern South Australia. Habitat: Woodlands and dry eucalypt forests (even in urban regions). Feeding: Feeds on insects, small lizards and snakes. Breeding/Nesting: Clutches of 15-35 eggs are laid in shallow burrows. Occasionally 2 clutches are laid per season. Movement: Some lizards (especially the dominant males) regularly engage in a variety of display movements or sequences, particularly during courtship or defense of territory. Up to 75 different sequences have been observed, including head-bobbing, head-licking, push-ups, erecting beard, expanding body and changing colour. If approached, the bearded dragon will tend to remain still, relying on its camouflaged colouration for protection. As a last resort, the dragon will take a defense posture (as seen in photograph).

95. Science, Biology, Animals, Reptiles And Amphibians, Lizards, Bearded Dragons, A place for anyone with a web site about bearded dragons.It can be for information or selling of bearded dragons. 03/17/2002 http://dir.webring.com/rw?d=Science/Biology/Animals/Reptiles_and_Amphibians/Liza

96. Bearded Dragon Northern bearded dragon. This unusual midsized stocky agamid lizard has prominent spines along its sides and a large, essentially triangle-shaped head. http://www.wildcam.com/guides/critter.jsp?animalid=65

97. California Zoological Supply | Bearded Dragons All bearded Dragons supplied by California Zoological Supply are captive bred. bearded Dragons are very docile lizards that get their name from the spiny http://www.calzoo.com/html/beardeddragons.html

CALZOO'S REFERENCE SHEET > Bearded Dragons Latin name Pagona vitticeps (Old name Amphibolurus vitticeps) Maximum length 15 - 24 inches Native to Australia Approximate life span 5 - 10 years GENERAL INFORMATION ENCLOSURE A 10 - 20 gallon aquarium is sufficient for juveniles. As the lizards grow, increase the size of the enclosure. Adults should have plenty of room to remain active. A floor area of 1.5 - 2 feet square or larger is recommended for each adult. Males should not be kept together unless a very large enclosure is used as they tend to fight in confined spaces SUBSTRATE Sand is your best choice. Avoid silica sand as it's fine dust is harmful to you and the lizards. You can obtain sanitized play sand at your local home center. Provide a layer of at least 2 inches. Keep the sand clean by sifting and removing any waste with a cat scooper used for cat boxes. Change the sand completely every 3 months, or sooner if needed. Decorate with Zoo Med REPTI-FLORA™, drift wood, grape vines or Zoo Med LIZARD LADDERS™. Overall daytime temperatures should be 85ºf with a basking area of 90 - 95ºf aimed at a branch or large rock on one end of the enclosure. Nighttime temperatures can drop to 75ºf.

98. Buying A Lizard In The AnswerBank: Animals & Nature For one’s first lizard, I would suggest the bearded dragon. They grow to sustain a fine – if not social temperament, and some actually enjoy being handled. http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Animals_and_Nature/Question130794.html

@import "/styles/texteditor.css"; Javascript must be enabled to use this form. Register/Sign-In Topics Adverts How it Works Motoring Music ... AB Suggestions Category Search GO Sorry, you need inline frames to see this poll. Buying a lizard I have let my 2children talk me round to buying them a lizard! Does anybody know the best one to buy. My son wants a bearded dragon, but my daughter wants an Iguana. Any suggestions please? Louisebabe Sun 07/08/05 17:27 Subscribe to question Post an Answer Type your answer here , first you must click on the link in your welcome email to log your questions and answers. They will then be displayed on the AnswerBank. I want to subscribe to this thread SUBMIT TheAnswerbank is a Community Questions and Answer site where users can ask genuine questions and receive helpful answers. Please enter your email below to be informed of updates to this thread. At any time you will be able to cancel your subscription to this question by clicking on a link within the email you receive. SUBMIT 1 to 9 of 9 Topsie Sun 07/08/05 Bearded dragons are good to start with as they are quite good tempered useually. I would certainly not go with an iguana for a first one as they grow very large and I have heard some have problems with women at that time of the month (however i dont know if this is true or not)

99. Taking Care Of Bearded Dragons This article is about a lizard called the bearded dragon and how to take care of it for those that are thinking about buying one and keeping it as a pet. http://ct.essortment.com/careofbearded_puw.htm

Taking care of bearded dragons This article is about a lizard called the bearded dragon and how to take care of it for those that are thinking about buying one and keeping it as a pet. Bearded dragons are becoming one of the most popular lizards to have as a pet. Bearded dragons are from south, central Australia. They are drunal lizards (active during the day). With proper care these lizards can live ten years in captivity. All of these lizards that are available in the United States are captive bred from founder animals imported from Europe because of the wildlife laws in Australia. When housing your bearded dragon, you should use a bare enclosure, either a glass aquarium or a large plastic enclosure. Its also a good idea to have a screen cover on top of the enclosure to prevent the lizard from escaping and to prevent children or other pets from getting a hold of it. A ten gallon tank should be large enough for a new hatchling, but within six months or less, the lizard will need a bigger enclosure at least 24 inches or longer. When they become adults, a 50 gallon tank or larger should be used especially if you are going to put more than one lizard in the same tank. Adult bearded dragons love to climb branches and bask, so its a good idea to include branches for climbing and a basking site for basking. Another good idea is to have hiding spots especially if you are going to house females and males in the same enclosure. The bottom of the tank should either be bare, have paper toweling, newsprint, or sand.

100. Lizard Heaven - General Care Of Bearded Dragons General Care of bearded Dragons, Pogona Vitticeps. http://www.lizardheaven.com/bearded.htm

GENERAL The Inland Bearded Dragon, Pogona vitticeps , is native to eastern continental Australia, but most of the beardies in pet stores are now captive bred. The name Bearded Dragon comes from the beard of adult males, and the Australian word for this type of lizard. Their color ranges from the "normal" sandy colored tans and beiges to Golds, Oranges, and Reds. Bearded Dragons make excellent reptile pets. Prominent spikes make them look like dinosaurs, but they are usually quite tame and easy to handle. They can even make good pets for children, if properly supervised, and their relatively small size makes them very manageable. A full-grown Bearded Dragon, snout to vent, is less than twelve inches, or approximately 20-24 inches snout to tail. Bearded Dragons have just about the best temperment of all lizards (although water dragon owners might disagree!), they are generally docile, and many seem to actually enjoy being handled. My two watch my every move around the room, often pacing their enclosures and practically "begging" for food and attention! And boy, can they eat! HOUSING Here are some things you need to remember when it comes to housing beardies. First, they are very active lizards and need room to roam. Mel and Sydney thoroughly investigate their environments on a daily basis. (Sydney still hasn't figured out that rocks and driftwood don't taste good, though.) Second, the bare-minimum size for an adult Dragon is a 40-gallon breeder aquarium (36" x 18" x 16"); for a pair, use at least a 100-gallon. Custom wood cages can be used and are a good idea if you plan to house several adults together, but can be difficult to clean due to the porous nature of the wood. This can be overcome by using a non-toxic polyurethane or epoxy coating on the wood. You can also find cages made from molded plastic. They can be expensive, but are lightweight, durable, and easy to clean.

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