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Greetings Bearded Dragon community! Please allow us to introduce ourselves. We are Star Spider and Ben Badger an animal loving couple from Toronto. We are posting today because we have a problem and we are hoping there is someone in this community who would be able to help us. We have a...

Greetings Bearded Dragon community! Please allow us to introduce ourselves. We are Star Spider and Ben Badger an animal loving couple from Toronto. We are posting today because we have a problem and we are hoping there is someone in this community who would be able to help us. We have a...

I got the info from the CDC. They're saying that the risk exists feces or no. http://www.cdc.gov/Features/ReptilesSalmonella/ That's why I am so concerned.

Saying "all beardies have it" is really kind of missing the point. The reason we don't have raw chicken lying around is because of the risk of infection. We all leave beardies lying around all the time. Each day this increases our risk of being infected. Beardies DO pose a risk of infecting...

Hi there, I need to know all about salmonella transfer from Bearded Dragons to humans. I initially thought that salmonella was a result of transfer from feces to humans. However I recently heard that Beardies' skin is actually covered in salmonella regardless of fecal transfer. This means a...

Ikky is brumating right now, I'm guessing these are the parts that would get thinned out while she diets?

A characteristic of beardie anatomy that I don't really understand are the glands, or sacks that are on either side of their beards. I have noticed that one of Ikky's glands (or whatever) is larger than the other. Is that normal? Thanks B

Hi, I realize there's another post about this not too long ago. I have a female beardie and she is one this month (October). She is actually brumating right now (it's the only reason I can come up with for her current lethargy). But otherwise she is a very healthy, docile, and sweet little...