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The Bearded Dragon, also known as the Bearded Agama (Pogona vitticeps), is a popular species of domestic lizard that is native to Australia. It is one of the most commonly kept reptiles as a pet because of its charm, gentle nature and relative ease of care.

Bearded Dragon - interesting facts and information

  1. Appearance: The Bearded Dragon has a distinctive beard that consists of spreading folds of skin on its muzzle, which can be distracting when it feels threatened or when displaying social behavior. Their body is flattened, which allows them to elongate and please their surroundings. They are covered with scales of a variety of colors, including brown, yellow, orange and gray.
  2. Diet: The Bearded Dragon is omnivorous, but mainly feeds on insects such as crickets and cockroaches, and various plants such as vegetables, fruits and flowers. Their diet should be well balanced and rich in nutrients.
  3. Environment: The Bearded Dragon inhabits dry, rocky areas of Australia, such as deserts and savannas. For home breeding, it is necessary to provide a suitable terrarium with the right conditions, such as warmth, light, a place to hide and suitable substrate.
  4. Nature: The Bearded Dragon is considered one of the more gentle and friendly pets. They are eager to interact with their caretakers and are known for their curiosity. They can even be used to accept gentle petting.
  5. Reproduction: Bearded Dragon males and females differ slightly in shape and coloration. Males are usually larger and more intensely colored. Females lay eggs that are incubated under special conditions to hatch young lizards.
  6. Proper care: The Bearded Dragon requires a proper diet, regular visits to the vet and a clean and properly equipped terrarium. Remember, this requires responsibility and an understanding of the specific needs of this species before you decide to have it as a pet.

The Bearded Dragon is an interesting and adorable pet that can become a faithful companion if you provide it with the right environment and care. Remember, however, that owning any pet comes with responsibility and a commitment to their care and welfare.

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