Are bearded dragons social?

They are semi social and use many forms of behavior as a crude communication tool. Head Bobbing. There are times when you may find your bearded dragon rapidly bobbing its head up and down. Generally this occurs when another bearded dragon is present, but not always the case. read more

Bearded Dragons Stacking. Stacking. Many times when more than one bearded dragon is housed in the same enclosure you will see a peculiar behavior called stacking. Stacking is the bearded dragons will lay, one on top of the other, in a basking spot. This behavior is most common with baby bearded dragons. read more

The many different behaviors of bearded dragons is one of the many qualities they possess that make them desirable pets. Some of these behaviors are often cute and can be downright comical at times. Bearded dragons are semi-social creatures, and use many forms of behavior as a crude communication tool. read more

Bearded dragons have made a long journey from arid wastelands of Australia to the pet stores, but they are quite social as a reptile. They are perfect family pets and make a great gift for children. They are mostly found in Australia. read more

Bearded dragons are not social animals, but they will often form small groups when they encounter others, or during mating seasons. They establish a hierarchy amongst themselves, and can become aggressive to others, with males being territorial. read more