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Bearded dragon · Shared by FrostyOtter · 6 days ago

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Spike waves at everyone from that rock. We have stopped trying to explain it to visitors.

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About the Bearded dragon

Origin
Arid interior of eastern Australia
Adult size
40–60 cm including tail
Lifespan
8–12 years
Basking temperature
38–42°C surface, with a cool end near 24°C
UVB
Essential — a strong linear tube, replaced every 6–12 months
Diet
Insects and greens; the ratio shifts towards greens with age

Read more about the bearded dragon — what they are like to live with, grooming, and the health worth knowing about.

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