The Bearded Dragon Manual: Expert Advice for Keeping and Caring For a Healthy Bearded DragonReptiles are popular pets, and it can be argued that the bearded dragon is the best reptile to keep as a pet. This newly updated and expanded edition of the best-selling The Bearded Dragon Manual promises to excite new and seasoned herp enthusiasts with its in-depth discussion on all aspects of dragon keeping and its brilliant color photography. Written by a team of recognized herpetoculture authorities, veterinarians, and specialists, this volume offers comprehensive information that will be welcomed by newcomers and experienced bearded-dragon enthusiasts alike. Inside The Bearded Dragon Manual: -History and characteristics of the different types of bearded dragons -How to select bearded dragons as pets or for breeding -Creating a comfortable habitat for your bearded dragon with proper heat and lighting -Understanding typical bearded-dragon behavior -Feeding your dragon a nutritionally sound diet throughout its life -Recognizing signs of disease and how to handle health issues -Informative health and feeding charts as well as helpful answers to dragon-keeping FAQs -Close to 100 color photographs, including a section dedicated to beautifully colored morphs -A special chapter on the care and breeding of frilled dragons |
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Bought this book a while ago for my young son when he got his bearded dragon. Not knowing much about lizards this book is very informative. Everything you need to know to get started and a great reference book. Read full review
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Contents
Making a Home for Your Dragon | |
The Importance of Heating and Lighting | |
Diet and Feeding Management | |
The Bearded Dragon as a | |
Bearded Dragon Behaviors | |
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