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Can a female lay eggs without ever being with a male?

Thank you. I am sad about the poor possible babies. I will be well prepared should she lay more. I went today and bought a complete setup so they are seperate now. She has a box with coconut fiber to lay in if she needs to now. She is in the bath as I am typing and drinking up a storm.

Please don't be upset with me.... I recently was given 2 adult bearded dragons. I was told they were both male. Found out male and female. I am learning as fast as I can and doing the best I can for the little guys. Well I was out if town and she laid eggs. I don't know how long ago they were...

Brittani299 or anyone, I changed the light to the reptisun 10.0 and still no change. Not eating, and not moving around a lot. Do you know if when they go into burmation do they act like this. I read that they don't necessarily go into a deep sleep but can sometimes quit eating and be lethargic...

Quick question for all of you with a lot more experience than me..... I want to ditch the sand and put in tile today. My only concern is digging. Should I put in a container of some sort with coconut fiber or something that will still allow them to dig?

Thanks so much. I will get small tile in there this weekend, and the new light is on its way. I appreciate your help!!!

I ordered the reptisun 10.0 it will be here tomorrow. Now is the exo terro digital combination thermometer better. I can order that too

There are two male, scamp, appr 3 years 18 1/2 female, puff, 3 years, 18 1/4 They live together since babies in 90 gallon Retiglo 5.0 UVB fluorescent tube mounted inside they can get within 2 inches. Basking light 150 by flukers white within 6 inches of reach. Lights on 12 hours and off 12...

Okay I have had puff and scamp (3 years old) since the beginning of December. They didn't move around a lot when I first got them but soon adjusted and began to be very active all throughout the day. Now neither one will eat crickets, superworms, their salad, nothing. The girl who gave them to...

Thanks Justin, That actually makes a lot of sense to me as a nurse. The pineal gland in humans is also referred to as the third eye and it is responsible for some hormones as well. I guess over time they will get to know me better and my habits with them also. I have only had them since...

Well I am laughing about it a couple days later now but it really hurt...lol.

Come to think of it I was blocking the sun.... Usually I walk around them all the time cuz they run around the kitchen while I cook dinner. Thanks I think that explains it. No love lost... He is asleep in my arms as I type. Thanks again

I let me little ones roam about in the house ( of course in a secure are) and the love it. On warm days I take them outside to soak up the sun. I always have them in a secure area outside or with a harness. I have never had a problem and today the male went crazy. He puffed his beard mouth open...