Recently I have purchased a juvenile bearded dragon. After getting it acclimated to the new home I have been bringing them outside of the tank to bond and let them explore a little. My bearded dragon is now wanting to run around and explore in areas I am not comfortable with them being in solely for the fact that they are very small and could get into places I cannot reach. I want to let them explore but am unsure of how to make a good area do to so. Any suggestions?
Juvenile Bearded Dragon Exploration
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Wickedpogana
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Offer them some piece of decor specifically for when you bring them out like a log or something I use a couch that's small . Dont usually let them run around on the floor as they get under the bed and can be stepped on mine will just sit on my leg or shoulder and when on the bed he usually stays there runs around and burrows into the blankets give them something to keep them occupied with. seen a few people give them toys that resemble a dog toy lol I know they like balls, Seen on a video of a beardie trying to eat a leaf that was just a fake one on the blanket they do crazy things on a whim lol
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