If you want to raise a bearded dragon lizard, you must first prepare a suitable reptile box. It is recommended to choose a size of 80/40/40 or larger to ensure sufficient space. In terms of bedding materials, corn cobs are a good choice, as they are clean and easy to clean.

Next, the feeding light is the key. The UVB lamp provides ultraviolet rays. It is recommended to choose the 10.0 specification and remember to replace it every 8 months. The UVA lamp is a heating lamp, ensuring that the bearded dragon can digest food at the right temperature. As for night lights, ceramic lights are a good choice. They can work with the thermostat to provide a stable temperature for bearded dragons throughout the day without emitting light, ensuring their sleep quality.

Temperature control is also a science. Generally speaking, when the temperature is below 30 degrees, the heating equipment needs to be turned on. The temperature under the lamp should be kept between 30-40 degrees, 30-35 degrees is the best. UVA/UVB should be turned on for 6-8 hours during the day (UVA/UVB can be used with a timer), and the ceramic lamp can be used with a thermostat to automatically turn on 24 hours a day. , if the timer and thermostat are combined, then fully automatic lighting control can be achieved 7x24 hours, and people are only responsible for feeding and shoveling poop.

In terms of feeding, it is best for young bearded dragon lizards to be fed twice a day (once is also fine). Subadults once a day. It’s best to keep food no longer than the distance between their eyes. Dubia is an ideal feed choice, although barley worms can also be used, but they may not be digested due to their hard skin. In addition, you can also feed them some vegetables such as lettuce and sweet potato leaves, and occasionally some apples or bananas to supplement nutrition (must be washed), but remember not to feed fireflies, which is very harmful to the bearded dragon lizards. is fatal.

Follow these guidelines to raise bearded dragons, and I believe you will be able to become their qualified owner and enjoy the quality time you spend with them.