How to raise bearded dragon lizards:

1. Environment
To provide a comfortable breeding environment for bearded dragon lizards, you need to raise them in Place some climbing sand and plants in the box, as well as some rocks and deadwood for shelter. Also prepare a thermometer and a heating lamp to control the breeding temperature.
2. Temperature
The most suitable temperature for the bearded dragon is between 28 and 30 degrees. Too low a temperature will cause the bearded dragon to be in a bad mental state or not eat, or even It may lead to its death, so be sure to take heat preservation measures.
3. Feeding
The bearded dragon can be fed once a day. The bearded dragon is omnivorous and can be fed crickets, cornworms, grasshoppers, dubia cockroaches and other insects. Occasionally Also feed some vegetables and fruits such as lettuce leaves, lettuce, sweet potato leaves, bananas, and strawberries.
4. Cleaning

The feces and food residues of bearded dragons should be cleaned in time to ensure a clean and hygienic breeding environment. Newspapers can be used as bedding materials. After use, You can just throw it away.

5. Calcium and vitamin supplements

The bearded dragon lizard supplements calcium powder and vitamins once a week. Calcium powder should contain D3. Only by ensuring that the bearded dragon's food is diverse can it be beneficial to its growth and development.