What might stress out my bearded dragon?

Signs of stress for a bearded dragon can be displayed in many ways. It's up to us as their owner to be able to read these signs to figure out what might be wrong. Of course, any time your pet begins demonstrating strange behavior you should take them to a qualified reptile veterinarian as soon as possible. read more

A lot of people and noise - it can stress out anybody, even beardies. No food - without food, your beardie might get anxious. Small spaces, like a small cage or a pet carrier - beardies need space. read more

Signs of stress for a bearded dragon can be displayed in many ways. It’s up to us as their owner to be able to read these signs to figure out what might be wrong. Of course, any time your pet begins demonstrating strange behavior you should take them to a qualified reptile veterinarian as soon as possible. read more

This can show stress or it can happen before your bearded dragon begins to shed. Call your vet if s/he does not begin shedding within a few days. Not basking enough. Scratching the sides of the vivairium. Your beardie may see his reflection and think there is another dragon about causing him to become stressed. Stretch marks. Dark markings can appear on the belly or chin. This is common when you first get a bearded dragon. read more