dragon city dragons with 78 hour breeding time

FEEDING:īearded Dragons are omnivorous, which means they eat both meat and vegetables. NOTE: DO NOT house bearded dragons with other species due to the differences in care, temperatures, and the fact that some species can be highly stressed in the presence of other species. The female may stop eating and become extremely ill. Males and females should NOT be housed together, as the male dragons will continually try to mate with the females leaving the females exhausted, aggravated, and stressed. Two to three dragons can live happily in a 75 gallon tank. Male dragons also tend to be extremely aggressive toward one another and will fight, sometimes to the death.įemale dragons may be housed together IF there is ample space and food for each dragon. Housing male dragons together will create a dominant/submissive hierarchy and will result in one dragon becoming stressed to the point of illness, anorexia, and possibly death. For this reason, it is easiest for the pet owner to keep only one per enclosure. Females may also have trouble getting along. In nature, males become territorial and can engage in ritualized dominance struggles.

By lizard standards, bearded dragons are very social animals. “Beardies” handle well and often seem to actually enjoy being held & petted. Very social & engaging - generally very gregarious. Bearded dragons do have distinct puffy beards, which grows larger and darker when the dragon is angered or annoyed. They also bask on rocks and warm areas in the high sun. They love to climb, and spend much of their time in bushes and low trees. *If temp falls below 68 degrees F at night, may need supplemental infrared or ceramic heat for night-time CAGE HUMIDITY:īearded Dragons are from the arid, semi-desert regions of Australia.

Dragon city dragons with 78 hour breeding time