No do not get the 5 inch female the male will constantly try to breed an stress the female out he may even kill her or injure her in the process if u want 2 beards together get them as babies or get 2 of the same size my friend i hope this helps
@MrRisky562 I am from australia and i own a bearded dragon and they do not smell at all nor do they bite or scratch. If you get it from a baby and handle it enough it will warm up to you and become very comfortable with human contact. Hope that helps :)
U dont hold them on the backs to sex them it causes them to not breath properly, and it is very unconfertable for them lay them on a flat surface and raise the tail 90 degrees or so if it's male it will have two eggs shapes Lyon at either side of the base of it's tail if female it will have one bump just above the vent or nothing at all
@ImAaronF do something to show her you are responsible enough... Also tell her that she will never have to see it or touch it if she dosnt want to... My mom was the same way and I did that and good one a week ago! Try it!
Emergency! Please Help! Can anyone tell me what's going on with my bearded dragon Xavier? Just search for "brumating or sick?" in the search bar and it's the first one. I could really use some help.
what would be the difference between getting one from a breeder and getting one at petsmart? are they treated differently when they're sold at a retail store? just wondering because im thinking of getting one
Selves if not held a lot. Iguanas are different and get bigger and live to 22 years if covered with great care. They need tanks that are big when they get larger. A beardie isnt as big as 6 feet, which is an iguanas adult size.
If they bond well, or are at good breeding age. I just don't want any of your darlings getting injured. My advice is to research it a bit. Once one is found to be more dominate then they could go together, but one will remain smaller, which is okay.
@blakav3lli don't put males togetter they fight and sometimes to the death..females u could but keep a eye on them...me i like to keep BD in different tanks
@xUnluckyKing u are sooo right about that....this lady doesn't know what the hell she's is talking about...some expert she is...i have a dragon that haves the same lump....and it's a girl
@WeLoveBeingRandom What the hell? She's the director of a reptile show, not some bearded dragon expert. People who handle such a large variety of reptiles hardly ever know what they're talking about when it comes to specific facts. She OBVIOUSLY is no exception. However, if all of my facts are wrong, please tell me which are and let me know why, I love a good laugh.
In the wild they do not live on sand they live on rock. And the few that do live on sand get impacted. The average life span of a wild beardie is 2 years. Videos like this should be taken down, because all you're doing is misinforming people, who could harm or possibly kill their animal because they took your horrible advice. That's right, impaction kills dragons. And so does putting them on their back if you force them to stay there long enough
You're incredibly ignorant. There are so many things in this video that I'd like to slap you for. First, NEVER hold a dragon upside down! They can't breathe! Second, that is not how you sex them. Females have femoral pores as well, and they also have one bump. Dragons do infact "hibernate". It's called brumation and they do it EVERY year once they're adults. In the wild they do not live on sand, they live
at 1:22 you see classic dominance behavior. Big reason they should live ALONE. Males AND Females have the pores, they do NOT tell you gender. You must lift the tail over the back to a 90 deg angle with the dragon sitting normally. You will see either one lump just above the vent = female, or two bumps = male. BDs can NOT breath on their backs. How would you like to be suffocated while someone wrongly tells how to tell if you are a dude or not? This vid is retarded. Expert on stupidity maybe
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i got about 3 inches in my bathtub and put my beardie in he swam around a little then he froze looking ice cold and the water a bit colder than average
@blyndsnypr Yeah i know some species do that, or when people lay them on their back they dont even care. Although other species like bearded dragons or chinese water dragons for example, it gets harder for them to breathe
i can't remember the specific time zones. when a beardie reaches around 1 year of age, about winter time they'll start to eat less. that means they're preparing to brumate. never put a young or sick beardie under brumation, because they're not strong enough to survive brumation.
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I'm highly against keeping these guys as pets. I feel they should be running in their natural habitat. At the same time though I'd love to have one, but I tell myself not to get one because if I were a lizard I'd rather be running around in my natural habitat vs. a cage with limited room to run.
@STReptilesUK In that case you have a good point as well. I guess my next thing would be that they should live in a nice large cage. This next thing I say will seem crazy, but I read in a book on the green anole (it's a lizard) that some people, if they have one, will keep their lizards outside in their green house. I thought that was pretty interesting and the lizards are probably very happy with such a large space to roam around in. Not saying people should go that crazy though of course lol.
@Sallyallie89 The larger space you can give an animal the absolute better. If i had the time/space/money i would build 20ft x 20ft x 10ft vivariums for Beardies. It mostly comes down to personal preference and if a Beardy didn't feel comfortable in a 3x2x2 then that would mostly be down to the way the animal is treated and its surroundings, rather than the space it actually has. =D
@STReptilesUK Yeah, if I had the money I'd do it. Plus green houses are nice to have if you have a lot of beautiful plants inside =) ... I'm not sure if all types of lizards are safe in one though. I just know the green anole is safe in there based on the book I read anyway haha. I would love to have a bearded dragon though one day. They are so beautiful looking. And I know what you mean based on treatment as well. I treat all my pets very well =)
@Sallyallie89 Beardies would probibly not be happy in a greenhouse. Most greenhouses have a pretty high humidity that bearded dragons can't handle living in. If the humidity is too high then they can get bad respiratory illnesses
@crazykayaful If that's true then that's understandable. Still though, I think it's best if these type of pets remain out in the wild. I know if I were a lizard I'd choose my natural habitat over a cage any day =p
@Sallyallie89 Theres many that could realistically be kept in a greenhouse with the right sort of plants providing heat & humidity is regulated. Green Iguana's (although they would eat most of the plants) would be happy in there as long as it was safe enough and the glass reinforced. Most Chameleons, Water Dragons. The problem with keeping Green Anoles in there (imho) would be they are very small, very scatty, and the temps shouldnt drop below 60f during the night. Did u get a beardy in the end?
@STReptilesUK I never got a bearded dragon, but years ago my cousin had one for a week because he had to watch over it for a friend of his while they were on vacation. They are very fascinating lizards, but I would never want one for a pet unless maybe it was saved from the wild or something. Then I wouldn't feel as bad about having it because I saved it's life haha =)
@Sallyallie89 There are plenty that are currently in captivity that need good homes. Whether it be because the owners cant look after it anymore, cant give it attention, dont want it etc etc. Sometimes if you go into local pet shops they have ones they have rescued due to defects (tail nip, blindness etc) which would be happy to have somebody take off their hands for free and since you seem like a well educated person, im sure they would be better off with you than stuck in a tiny display viv.
@Jamjor I would strongly advise you not to buy anything secondhand. You have absolutly no idea when it was last uses, what was in it, and more importantly why there is now nothing in it. Always go new. As much room as you can grant a Beardy is pretty much the amount. Never go smaller than a 3ft x 2ft x 2ft or it will just be stressed out. Remember a Beardy has a fair amount of open space in the wild.
That is not how you sex a dragon... The femoral pores, sure. Males typically have darker, more noticeable ones. BUT If it has just on horizontal lump at the base of the underside of the tail, that is actually female. A male has two bumps going about a quarter way down the underside of the tail....
Oh my god....dont hold the poor thing upside down crazy woman. They can't breathe like that. Goodness me ....Monkeyseevideos are not the best source of information when it comes to beardie care.
This bitch obviously doesn't know too much about beardies... If you hold them upside down, they can't breathe and can suffocate. Watch someone else's video if you want to learn about bearded dragons - someone who actually knows what they're doing.
I HATE people leaving stupid comments like the top ones. These people are making these videos for educational purposes and people that are mis informed appreciate it. Quit complaining about stupid shit, if you don't like it just click another video. Stop complaining and say thanks for there efforts.
My god the part where they were on top of eat other is sooo cute lol my beardy is damn right tough she had 41 eggs which is crazy she lost her 2 nails o. Two fingers which was her fault but she still has those fingers. And she was sat on but gave a fight and put the guy in hospital because she actually cut his ass
Bearded Dragons are amazing pets, I got my first reptile pet yesterday a citrus hypo leatherback (BD) everything she says in here is true,, just do not put them on their back because they will DIE because they can not breath, theres also a big flame war on Sand or tile or carpet. Honestly I use tile just because its easier to clean up their poo and piss. the tile also trims their nails so the nails dont grow outragously long. PARENTS only get this for your kid if he is extremely mature.
I am planing to buy a bearded dragon, i am gathering the information about it for 2 weeks now ( i want to be prepared before buying one ), i got through everything but got just one more question, do they have to eat mices? can they get some food from the pet store like some kind of flavoured chips and that kind of stuff. sorry for my bad english
MY bearded dragon wont eat its food i am worried its like 2 weeks old and he doesnt eat his crickets or veggies but it kinda eats mealworms it ate 2, 2 days ago
Just wanted to let everyone know that there is nothing wrong with bearded dragons who have tail nips or other nips from other bearded dragons. My Charles is as loving and caring as any other bearded dragons. Please do not discriminate againsts these creatures for having tail nips or missing toes, etc. Also, if everyone isn't loving enough to see past the nips than what happens to the bearded dragons who have these nips? Just wanted to say that there is nothing wrong with nips still healthy.
well, my beardie has one leg missing. (from about his knee down) and thats how i bought him. i got im from my uncle (who's a reptile breeder) and my beardie's perfectly fine!
They do not live on sandy soil, they live primarily on baked clay, sandy terrain is minor. Sand is a no no for bearded dragons, it can't be kept clean. This video contains scenes of two bearded dragons being kept together. This is also a big no no. They are solitary animals and do not need the company. This will cause, at best, stress to both reptiles. At the worst, it can cause severe injury/death to one or both.
@vampyretears666 It would have to be a VERY large enclosure, even females are territorial and dominance issues will arise, sometimes very subtle. Plus, if one gets sick it can be very difficult to tell which one, and you risk spreading the illness to the other. If somebody wants to keep more than one, seperate enclosures should be used. There is no benefit to the dragons in unnaturally keeping them together, only risks. We all love our pets, and should avoid unnecessary risks for their sake.
not even the right set up, an aquarium is much better due to actual light and makes them less nervous once you first get them or after u hold them UPSIDE DOWN FOR 5 MINUTES.
@chickenpwn000 i have no facts to give you, i've only had wild lizards for pets for short periods of time. but i just stay calm around them and hold them (ofc not tight) until they just understand themselves they are not in danger. then pet em or feed them
help me !!!. I don't know what to choose an Chinese Water Dragon or and bearded dragon help I got the terrarium set up to a water dragon but I'm not sure what to buy im going to a shop in Sunday so please fast answer me
I would choose a Chinese water dragon but make sure you know a lot about them b4 you get one I have heard many people that have bearded dragons and they just plop on the couch and stay there for hours. I have never heard of this with a Chinese water dragon. Chinese water dragons can swim in water as well but be warned the do eat pinkys.
I would choose a Chinese water dragon but make sure you know a lot about them b4 you get one I have heard many people that have bearded dragons and they just plop on the couch and stay there for hours. I have never heard of this with a Chinese water dragon. Chinese water dragons can swim in water as well but be warned the do eat pinkys.
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28rlindsey 1 hour ago
omg im constantly scraping my throat :S
KevinIsM8ig 6 days ago
I just got a new bearded dragon called Norbert he is cool :)
jdsmittz 1 week ago
NEVER hold a beardie upside down. the hell, man.
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TheRRTShow 1 week ago
I'm a beginner and I know more than this woman...
Trisscarr 3 weeks ago
No do not get the 5 inch female the male will constantly try to breed an stress the female out he may even kill her or injure her in the process if u want 2 beards together get them as babies or get 2 of the same size my friend i hope this helps
BAMLA12909 3 weeks ago
Hate her voice
boxturtle12345 4 weeks ago
@MrRisky562 I am from australia and i own a bearded dragon and they do not smell at all nor do they bite or scratch. If you get it from a baby and handle it enough it will warm up to you and become very comfortable with human contact. Hope that helps :)
Tigerlily2991 1 month ago
Hey guys im new to reptiles,And I want one..so do these animals smell?.and do they bite or scratch?.anyone reply,thank you:)
MrRisky562 1 month ago
Who else wanted to censor her face?
tomgola3 1 month ago
I am having trouble deciding mine but I have to find out mine before I can get a nothing one
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Reptokid01 1 month ago
I have a question for anyone to answer. I currently have a male 10 inch beardie, would a five inch female live together good or not
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hoganbaly 1 month ago
You are so dumb ass holr
spencer123p 1 month ago
after weeks of research and a good amount of money spent on a vivarium, im getting a baby beardie on sunday from repticon. i shall name him Glaedr
pogonip8532853 1 month ago
Bearded dragons CAN lay on there backs. I have seen one who likes to have its belly rubbed.
29jaywalker 1 month ago
do you think sending lizards in boxes is rong
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U dont hold them on the backs to sex them it causes them to not breath properly, and it is very unconfertable for them lay them on a flat surface and raise the tail 90 degrees or so if it's male it will have two eggs shapes Lyon at either side of the base of it's tail if female it will have one bump just above the vent or nothing at all
midgetgem1506 2 months ago
Would you PLEASE cough? Just once? Please?
MacroVamp 2 months ago
@ImAaronF do something to show her you are responsible enough... Also tell her that she will never have to see it or touch it if she dosnt want to... My mom was the same way and I did that and good one a week ago! Try it!
kieranman96 2 months ago
I want a bearded dragon so much! But my mom hates lizards and snakes! XD!
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drummergreg16 2 months ago
what would be the difference between getting one from a breeder and getting one at petsmart? are they treated differently when they're sold at a retail store? just wondering because im thinking of getting one
RuggerDog27 2 months ago
Fucking bitch, my bearded dragon has a piece of his tail cut off and he's still an amazing pet.
TheyCallMePhilip 2 months ago
@TheyCallMePhilip lol
oldschooldude2 2 months ago
do they stink?
u2bwachr 2 months ago
@u2bwachr Nope
ZenxHD 2 months ago
@u2bwachr if you dont clean their cages
TheAdventureMen 2 months ago
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TheProntoOne 2 months ago
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MrSomeone468 2 months ago
@Lewis7632 i completely agree just cough or something YOU FAT BITCH!!!!!
19JayBro96 3 months ago
Selves if not held a lot. Iguanas are different and get bigger and live to 22 years if covered with great care. They need tanks that are big when they get larger. A beardie isnt as big as 6 feet, which is an iguanas adult size.
webkinzgirl008 3 months ago
Aha. I have an Iguana and i saw a Bearded Dragon at Petco i started to cry. Beardies are meant to be held by humans. They can kill themsl
webkinzgirl008 3 months ago
I'm at a tie between an Green Iguana, and a Bearded Dragon.
TheOnePistol 3 months ago
you shouldent put sand in there cages when they stick out there tongue to eat they will get sand and thell have to remove the sand from his stomach
MrSkater830 3 months ago
Okay (:
Glad I could help
xCanadensis 3 months ago
Does anybody know if I can put a couple of a male and a female or a female and another female in the same tank?
I have an about 7 months female and I would like to buy another one.
blakav3lli 4 months ago
@blakav3lli They will rip each other apart, you might need to try and bond them, mine is missing a toe from her previous owner.
xCanadensis 4 months ago
@xCanadensis
So do you think would be a good idea put another female in the same tank?
blakav3lli 3 months ago
@blakav3lli
If they bond well, or are at good breeding age. I just don't want any of your darlings getting injured. My advice is to research it a bit. Once one is found to be more dominate then they could go together, but one will remain smaller, which is okay.
xCanadensis 3 months ago
@xCanadensis thank you very much!! I think I would let her alone in her enclosure cause I read that they are happy living alone! =)
blakav3lli 3 months ago
@blakav3lli don't put males togetter they fight and sometimes to the death..females u could but keep a eye on them...me i like to keep BD in different tanks
Taurusthebull8 3 months ago
@Taurusthebull8 yes, I prefer not to take risk so I´m not going to buy another one.
Thanks for your help! =)
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Evanstwins 4 months ago
Not how you sex a bearded dragon, And you can sex a bearded dragon as a baby OR adult....
xUnluckyKing 4 months ago
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@xUnluckyKing u are sooo right about that....this lady doesn't know what the hell she's is talking about...some expert she is...i have a dragon that haves the same lump....and it's a girl
Taurusthebull8 3 months ago
What does it mean when they sit with their mouths open?
edawgandn8 5 months ago
@edawgandn8 They do this while they bask, it releases excess heat.
xCanadensis 4 months ago
OMG they eat humans. You heard her!
Nand0sx 5 months ago 4
you should never ever hold a bearded dragon upside dow cos when you there organs compres there lungs and they cant breath.
TheBlobbywobby 5 months ago
thats mean
bakeonator 5 months ago
@WeLoveBeingRandom What the hell? She's the director of a reptile show, not some bearded dragon expert. People who handle such a large variety of reptiles hardly ever know what they're talking about when it comes to specific facts. She OBVIOUSLY is no exception. However, if all of my facts are wrong, please tell me which are and let me know why, I love a good laugh.
snowballjet 5 months ago
It's ok if a toe or tail is bitten off only if it's taken care of
66Mrblonde 5 months ago
lol I kept clearing my throat while listening to her talk in hopes that in some weird way it would clear HER voice!
Mammasaymammasaw 5 months ago 66
Right the guy before me is an idiot because everything he said is wrong she is the expert she knows and males have femeral paws idiot
MrYegamister12 6 months ago
In the wild they do not live on sand they live on rock. And the few that do live on sand get impacted. The average life span of a wild beardie is 2 years. Videos like this should be taken down, because all you're doing is misinforming people, who could harm or possibly kill their animal because they took your horrible advice. That's right, impaction kills dragons. And so does putting them on their back if you force them to stay there long enough
snowballjet 6 months ago
You're incredibly ignorant. There are so many things in this video that I'd like to slap you for. First, NEVER hold a dragon upside down! They can't breathe! Second, that is not how you sex them. Females have femoral pores as well, and they also have one bump. Dragons do infact "hibernate". It's called brumation and they do it EVERY year once they're adults. In the wild they do not live on sand, they live
snowballjet 6 months ago
she's just scaring the poor thing that she's holding. and who was supplying that information?! horribly wrong...
Allybat22 6 months ago
1:17 out of my way
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ninetoedbonehead 6 months ago
just like expertvillage
hamsterbot2000 6 months ago
Did she say sexy beared dragons? o3o 1:21
BatEared 6 months ago
@BatEared sexing, how to tell if its a male or female
almightyshockwave96 6 months ago
actually if your beaded dragon is sitting with it's mouth out it's not a bad thing. it's called gaping,it's how they regulate their body temps.
chambers104 6 months ago
at 1:22 you see classic dominance behavior. Big reason they should live ALONE. Males AND Females have the pores, they do NOT tell you gender. You must lift the tail over the back to a 90 deg angle with the dragon sitting normally. You will see either one lump just above the vent = female, or two bumps = male. BDs can NOT breath on their backs. How would you like to be suffocated while someone wrongly tells how to tell if you are a dude or not? This vid is retarded. Expert on stupidity maybe
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i got about 3 inches in my bathtub and put my beardie in he swam around a little then he froze looking ice cold and the water a bit colder than average
did i do something wrong??
please answer
dareelgamer 7 months ago
Wow i just starting taking care of different reptiles, and I even know not to put a lizard on its back like that.....some expert...
Florey96 7 months ago 45
@Florey96
you do know a lot of lizards actually lay on their back by themselves and like it, right?
blyndsnypr 6 months ago
@blyndsnypr Yeah i know some species do that, or when people lay them on their back they dont even care. Although other species like bearded dragons or chinese water dragons for example, it gets harder for them to breathe
Florey96 6 months ago
@Florey96 It was just for a couple seconds. I'm sure she knew.
Thepsychometalhead 6 months ago
not expert enough, when i was 9 i know how to take care of every animals. like nature take care of them
chesleycareystar 7 months ago
Great pet fore me! :-D
thetorres9chelsea 7 months ago
Its the right pet for me. <3
wherestheskyx 7 months ago
I wasn't annoyed by this woman's voice until I read those comments. THXALOT.
kittiefresh 8 months ago
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Djness318 8 months ago
they don't hibernate?.....erm....brumation?
Raptorman0205 8 months ago
@Raptorman0205 brumate so they can mate
chesleycareystar 7 months ago
@chesleycareystar
no, brumation is when every year around winter time, the lizard will stop eating and sorta "hibernate" for a month or two.
Raptorman0205 7 months ago
@Raptorman0205 when hibernation start?
chesleycareystar 7 months ago
@chesleycareystar
i can't remember the specific time zones. when a beardie reaches around 1 year of age, about winter time they'll start to eat less. that means they're preparing to brumate. never put a young or sick beardie under brumation, because they're not strong enough to survive brumation.
Raptorman0205 7 months ago
@Raptorman0205 mine is just a month old maybe next year cause he is brumating like crazy and at least i avoid him to brumate
chesleycareystar 7 months ago
@chesleycareystar
a month old dragon shouldn't be brumating. u should probably take him to a vet.
Raptorman0205 7 months ago
@Raptorman0205 its fine, i know what im doing :) i only have no idea in brumation period.
chesleycareystar 7 months ago
@chesleycareystar
just reduce the amount of daytime and don't feed it.
Raptorman0205 7 months ago
@Raptorman0205 thanks :)
chesleycareystar 7 months ago
dude dont turn em upside down they cant breathe like that! why do you think he was wrigling to turn over
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MultiBeardeddragons 8 months ago
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IWannaBeScene 9 months ago
it's actually harder than I imagined but I can handle it (:
lazerbeamcat 9 months ago
this video is really helpful Im going to get one for my birthday in July but I did research on the Internet about everything I needed to know to Care for one. it's sctua
lazerbeamcat 9 months ago
Find one that's completely intact..
Theonegamefreak 9 months ago
I'm highly against keeping these guys as pets. I feel they should be running in their natural habitat. At the same time though I'd love to have one, but I tell myself not to get one because if I were a lizard I'd rather be running around in my natural habitat vs. a cage with limited room to run.
Sallyallie89 9 months ago
@Sallyallie89 There habitat being australia
Idiotsbrother 9 months ago
@Sallyallie89 I understand your point and you make a good one without offending keepers themselves. Although i do have two major points here Sally.
1) Surely then, any animal regardless of size or habitat, should not be kept as a pet.
2) Most reptiles have a longer lifespan when kept correctly than what they would in the wild.
STReptilesUK 9 months ago
@STReptilesUK In that case you have a good point as well. I guess my next thing would be that they should live in a nice large cage. This next thing I say will seem crazy, but I read in a book on the green anole (it's a lizard) that some people, if they have one, will keep their lizards outside in their green house. I thought that was pretty interesting and the lizards are probably very happy with such a large space to roam around in. Not saying people should go that crazy though of course lol.
Sallyallie89 9 months ago
@Sallyallie89 The larger space you can give an animal the absolute better. If i had the time/space/money i would build 20ft x 20ft x 10ft vivariums for Beardies. It mostly comes down to personal preference and if a Beardy didn't feel comfortable in a 3x2x2 then that would mostly be down to the way the animal is treated and its surroundings, rather than the space it actually has. =D
STReptilesUK 9 months ago
@STReptilesUK Yeah, if I had the money I'd do it. Plus green houses are nice to have if you have a lot of beautiful plants inside =) ... I'm not sure if all types of lizards are safe in one though. I just know the green anole is safe in there based on the book I read anyway haha. I would love to have a bearded dragon though one day. They are so beautiful looking. And I know what you mean based on treatment as well. I treat all my pets very well =)
Sallyallie89 9 months ago
@Sallyallie89 Beardies would probibly not be happy in a greenhouse. Most greenhouses have a pretty high humidity that bearded dragons can't handle living in. If the humidity is too high then they can get bad respiratory illnesses
crazykayaful 8 months ago
@crazykayaful If that's true then that's understandable. Still though, I think it's best if these type of pets remain out in the wild. I know if I were a lizard I'd choose my natural habitat over a cage any day =p
Sallyallie89 8 months ago
@Sallyallie89 well if your a good owner then you would let him out and let him get exercise. I have an outdoor cage. and they do bond to their owner.
crazykayaful 8 months ago
@Sallyallie89 Theres many that could realistically be kept in a greenhouse with the right sort of plants providing heat & humidity is regulated. Green Iguana's (although they would eat most of the plants) would be happy in there as long as it was safe enough and the glass reinforced. Most Chameleons, Water Dragons. The problem with keeping Green Anoles in there (imho) would be they are very small, very scatty, and the temps shouldnt drop below 60f during the night. Did u get a beardy in the end?
STReptilesUK 7 months ago
@STReptilesUK I never got a bearded dragon, but years ago my cousin had one for a week because he had to watch over it for a friend of his while they were on vacation. They are very fascinating lizards, but I would never want one for a pet unless maybe it was saved from the wild or something. Then I wouldn't feel as bad about having it because I saved it's life haha =)
Sallyallie89 7 months ago
@Sallyallie89 There are plenty that are currently in captivity that need good homes. Whether it be because the owners cant look after it anymore, cant give it attention, dont want it etc etc. Sometimes if you go into local pet shops they have ones they have rescued due to defects (tail nip, blindness etc) which would be happy to have somebody take off their hands for free and since you seem like a well educated person, im sure they would be better off with you than stuck in a tiny display viv.
STReptilesUK 7 months ago
blablablabla..........its right for me know where did you say i can get this type of dog?
MultiMysterymen 9 months ago
How big of a tank should I get to have a comfortable Bearded Dragon? And should I try to buy it all in a package used or should I buy it all new?
Jamjor 9 months ago
@Jamjor 40 gallon LONG tank
superphil92 9 months ago
@Jamjor I would strongly advise you not to buy anything secondhand. You have absolutly no idea when it was last uses, what was in it, and more importantly why there is now nothing in it. Always go new. As much room as you can grant a Beardy is pretty much the amount. Never go smaller than a 3ft x 2ft x 2ft or it will just be stressed out. Remember a Beardy has a fair amount of open space in the wild.
STReptilesUK 9 months ago
that bearded dragon is thinking have a fukking drink woman
R3V4G3 10 months ago
That is not how you sex a dragon... The femoral pores, sure. Males typically have darker, more noticeable ones. BUT If it has just on horizontal lump at the base of the underside of the tail, that is actually female. A male has two bumps going about a quarter way down the underside of the tail....
Talvari 10 months ago 2
You are also sexing them wrong....
Gravelocked 10 months ago
She makes me want to clear my throat for no reason...
Gravelocked 10 months ago
Has she been smoking for like her whole life or something?
kaigreg 10 months ago
Oh my god....dont hold the poor thing upside down crazy woman. They can't breathe like that. Goodness me ....Monkeyseevideos are not the best source of information when it comes to beardie care.
jessiza1 10 months ago
COUUGGGH FFFS FUCCCCK!!!!
JakyRedEyes 10 months ago
This bitch obviously doesn't know too much about beardies... If you hold them upside down, they can't breathe and can suffocate. Watch someone else's video if you want to learn about bearded dragons - someone who actually knows what they're doing.
jazzchiclet 10 months ago 2
Compleatly so
asbury363 10 months ago
I HATE people leaving stupid comments like the top ones. These people are making these videos for educational purposes and people that are mis informed appreciate it. Quit complaining about stupid shit, if you don't like it just click another video. Stop complaining and say thanks for there efforts.
jtskaterboy 10 months ago
lol 2:22 he picks some food then looks at the camera and happily goes NOM NOM NOM NOM
thecompans 10 months ago 7
Generally a male? And that bulge is probably a penis.
DrMcBennenstein 10 months ago
awww i want one but i probably wont have the space.... :(
fsxaviator 10 months ago
i have one his name is schmed aka "king schmedly"
blackhawk5674 10 months ago
1:45 hes like bitch its not gonna suck its self
shwangalangadingdong 10 months ago
do they bite??
asees97 10 months ago
@asees97 No, they don't bite.
CharleiMcCharlz 10 months ago
1:38 bitch turn him over!!!
ChocoFrappuccino 11 months ago
At my local pet store there are baby beardies sitting with there mouths open, what does it mean?
IpadKinect 11 months ago
@IpadKinect just wen theyr baskin under the light, its how they keep the perfect temperature
adz181990 10 months ago
I hate this chick
HunterGameCam 11 months ago
i want one but i dunno how to convince meh family WAHHHH or i can just later on in a LOOOOOONG time ill get my own wen i move outta za house >:)
kallyflyer1 11 months ago
My god the part where they were on top of eat other is sooo cute lol my beardy is damn right tough she had 41 eggs which is crazy she lost her 2 nails o. Two fingers which was her fault but she still has those fingers. And she was sat on but gave a fight and put the guy in hospital because she actually cut his ass
TheTrickster626 11 months ago
FUUUUUUUUUUUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU, YOU SHOULD NOT HOLD THEM UPPSIDE DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111
eantis 11 months ago
Bearded Dragons are amazing pets, I got my first reptile pet yesterday a citrus hypo leatherback (BD) everything she says in here is true,, just do not put them on their back because they will DIE because they can not breath, theres also a big flame war on Sand or tile or carpet. Honestly I use tile just because its easier to clean up their poo and piss. the tile also trims their nails so the nails dont grow outragously long. PARENTS only get this for your kid if he is extremely mature.
youmadbrolol 11 months ago
at 1:48 he is chilling!
dcarr925 11 months ago
I am planing to buy a bearded dragon, i am gathering the information about it for 2 weeks now ( i want to be prepared before buying one ), i got through everything but got just one more question, do they have to eat mices? can they get some food from the pet store like some kind of flavoured chips and that kind of stuff. sorry for my bad english
SaVanA95 11 months ago
Yeh stop fucking holding it upside down ANIMAL CRULTY never do that or itll die u shoodnt even have them
aroth34 1 year ago
oh my god shes fat!!!
ima2cute4u 1 year ago
@zik689 well they dont pee, they do poop but not much, they Are great pets and easy to manage yet a little costly
Ex7phEnoM 1 year ago
MY bearded dragon wont eat its food i am worried its like 2 weeks old and he doesnt eat his crickets or veggies but it kinda eats mealworms it ate 2, 2 days ago
littlebrayden 1 year ago
Hello, I have two questions, are Bearded Dragon morphs as 'good' as the regular?As well as, do they have some health, or other problems?
zik689 1 year ago
How can I convince my family that we should get a Bearded Dragon?
zik689 1 year ago
please clear ur voice ffs cough, lolol
mymightyboosh 1 year ago 49
@mymightyboosh LOL xD!
jamie10310 1 year ago
Oh, they're omnivores and, according to you, can eat anything, so i can feed them pizza? (Not serious)
Hedgehogs24 1 year ago
Just wanted to let everyone know that there is nothing wrong with bearded dragons who have tail nips or other nips from other bearded dragons. My Charles is as loving and caring as any other bearded dragons. Please do not discriminate againsts these creatures for having tail nips or missing toes, etc. Also, if everyone isn't loving enough to see past the nips than what happens to the bearded dragons who have these nips? Just wanted to say that there is nothing wrong with nips still healthy.
babiilipzzx0x 1 year ago
well, my beardie has one leg missing. (from about his knee down) and thats how i bought him. i got im from my uncle (who's a reptile breeder) and my beardie's perfectly fine!
MachoPerch2 1 year ago
They do not live on sandy soil, they live primarily on baked clay, sandy terrain is minor. Sand is a no no for bearded dragons, it can't be kept clean. This video contains scenes of two bearded dragons being kept together. This is also a big no no. They are solitary animals and do not need the company. This will cause, at best, stress to both reptiles. At the worst, it can cause severe injury/death to one or both.
pyr0static 1 year ago
@pyr0static Actually you can put 2 females at most in a large enclosure, but never 2 males....they would kill each other.
vampyretears666 1 year ago
@vampyretears666 It would have to be a VERY large enclosure, even females are territorial and dominance issues will arise, sometimes very subtle. Plus, if one gets sick it can be very difficult to tell which one, and you risk spreading the illness to the other. If somebody wants to keep more than one, seperate enclosures should be used. There is no benefit to the dragons in unnaturally keeping them together, only risks. We all love our pets, and should avoid unnecessary risks for their sake.
pyr0static 1 year ago
15 years seem a little long but i really wanna bearded dragon
sempron67 1 year ago
you sick pervert, stop touching the dragon's penis!!
dani1928 1 year ago
I HATE this woman's voice when it gets double toned, GAH it makes me want to cough for nothing and irritating chills go up my spine...
Thelordbaphomet 1 year ago 102
@Thelordbaphomet hahahh hell yeah
PMantis013 1 year ago
@Thelordbaphomet me too!
TheFlamingoXD 7 months ago
this woman smokes to much, love the dragons though
alucardsbestfriend 1 year ago
not even the right set up, an aquarium is much better due to actual light and makes them less nervous once you first get them or after u hold them UPSIDE DOWN FOR 5 MINUTES.
JohnMcKurtZ 1 year ago
does the tail really matter taht much i mean comon it grows back, im not gonna whine if theres a lizard without its tail..
Lolzorpantz 1 year ago
same with my new one, i got him a week ago. He is totally scared of me, if i even open the cage he freaks out... What do i do?
chickenpwn000 1 year ago
@chickenpwn000 i have no facts to give you, i've only had wild lizards for pets for short periods of time. but i just stay calm around them and hold them (ofc not tight) until they just understand themselves they are not in danger. then pet em or feed them
TheJohnOfJacks 1 year ago
help me !!!. I don't know what to choose an Chinese Water Dragon or and bearded dragon help I got the terrarium set up to a water dragon but I'm not sure what to buy im going to a shop in Sunday so please fast answer me
Ogureks 1 year ago
@Ogureks
I would choose a Chinese water dragon but make sure you know a lot about them b4 you get one I have heard many people that have bearded dragons and they just plop on the couch and stay there for hours. I have never heard of this with a Chinese water dragon. Chinese water dragons can swim in water as well but be warned the do eat pinkys.
TheCookieMonster251 1 year ago
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@Ogureks
I would choose a Chinese water dragon but make sure you know a lot about them b4 you get one I have heard many people that have bearded dragons and they just plop on the couch and stay there for hours. I have never heard of this with a Chinese water dragon. Chinese water dragons can swim in water as well but be warned the do eat pinkys.
TheCookieMonster251 1 year ago
hey check out my bearded dragon he is sooooo cool
he can drink water from the tap
bubbalicious187 1 year ago