General Care | Tips

Bringing home a baby bearded dragon usually involves watching a tiny, skittish lizard refuse to eat while hiding in the corner of a brand-new tank. It is easy to panic and assume you are doing something wrong. The reality is that the first six months are simply a fragile time. Their metabolism is working in…

Most people look at a $50 baby dragon in a pet store and assume it is a cheap, low-maintenance pet. Then you get it home, realize the “starter kit” the employee sold you is completely useless, and the weekly bug bills start piling up. Keeping a desert reptile alive in a living room requires high-output…