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Owner's Guide to Bearded Dragon Brumation
Bearded dragon brumation is a period of hibernation that occurs during the winter months. Many new owners mistakenly think their dragon is sick when this happens. It's also common for some dragons not to brumate at all. Either way, there are a few things you should know just in case. This article will discuss some of these things.
Light
As mentioned previously, these lizards brumate during the winter months. Therefore, you should try to imitate the natural light cycle. Slowly reduce the amount of light you provide your dragon until it's down to eight or ten hours a day. This will help ease him into the brumation period. After winter has passed, you should gradually increase the light back up to 14 hours a day.
Heat
With winter comes less heat. Therefore, you also need to gradually decrease the temperature. In the daytime, it should be between 75 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Although dragons can be kept in temperatures in the 50s, it's best that you don't let the temperature drop below 60 degrees at night. After winter, slowly increase the temperature back to normal.
Burrowing
It's common for dragons to bury themselves during this period. Therefore, you should be a good owner and provide an area in the vivarium for him to burrow. One of the best materials to use for this area is aspen.
Activity
You should already know by now that all dragons don't brumate. Even when they do, they sometimes get up and move around. If you're dragon is active, you should give him a little bit of food. Just make sure that you don't give him too much. It's not good for a brumating dragon to have undigested food in his system.
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how to tame baby bearded dragon?
I just got a baby bearded dragon about 2 weeks ago. Everyone tells me that they aren't suppose to bite. But every time I put my hand in the cage he hisses an opens his mouth an tries to bite me. Just a few days ago I tried wearing a leather glove just in case he does bite me, it will not hurt. Any suggestions on how to make him stop doing this?
they aren't supposed to bite, however my friend who has a pair that had babies has one just like yours. Unfortunately, he hasn't found a way to make him stop either. You can attempt to hand feed your dragon so that he associates your hand in the tank with food, rather than a danger or threat to him. Spend a lot of time looking at it through the glass of the tank and letting it get used to you. Talk to the dragon too, it sounds silly but they need to know your voice. You can look up articles online for any other info on taming them, this is all I've got!
Daniel Craig signs on for Dragon Tattoo movie
Los Angeles - James Bond actor Daniel Craig has closed a deal to star in the movie version of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, plus the two potential follow-ups based on author Stieg Larsson's best-selling trilogy, according to The Hollywood Reporter Monday.
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