The bearded dragon does not recognize its owner. The bearded dragon is a cold-blooded animal and generally does not recognize its owner. It is only familiar with the existence of humans. It has a relatively clear conditioned reflex for some human feeding behaviors and does not develop feelings. Usually when you interact with it while feeding it, it will be very docile, but after feeding it will become very distant.
Notes on raising bearded dragon lizards:
1. Bearded dragon lizards are omnivorous lizards and are not taboo on many things. They mainly feed on various insects, crickets, Mealworms, barley worms, etc. can also be fed with some dandelion flowers and leaves, mustard greens, lettuce, etc. The food cannot be single, but should be diversified to ensure the nutritional balance of the bearded dragon lizard.
2. The food fed to the young bearded dragon lizard should not be too large. If it is fed too much food, it will usually vomit. Feeding too large food for a long time will also cause intestinal damage.
3. Raising bearded dragon lizards requires a breeding box of at least 80 cm * 60 cm * 60 cm. Pay attention to the ventilation of the breeding box and place some thick tree trunks or rocks and reptile sand in the box.
4. Bearded dragon lizards like to live in desert areas in the wild. They are reptiles that are heat-resistant but not cold-resistant. Therefore, sufficient UVB light exposure must be provided for home breeding, and the temperature must be maintained for more than 10 hours a day.