deckard931
Member
Hi,
I am an owner of two wonderful dragons, I have had them in the past, now I have two more. they are great. I have some questions though because I want to help my bearded dragons be happy. I have given a my dragons baths once. Not these ones I have now, but with the last one that recently passed away. I am wondering if the type of water you have to bathe them in would matter. We are on a well and we as humans, do not drink the water. We do bathe in it though. I was wondering if the well water would be too harmful for them to bathe in.
also, I noticed my female beardie the other day...She was on her rock under the heat lamp. She was all puffed up and gaping. I thought if she was too warm she would move away from the light. She never did, so I took her out and held her for awhile. Is it "Bad" if they open their mouth or is it okay as long as they don't do it on a normal basis?
Thanks for your help.
I am an owner of two wonderful dragons, I have had them in the past, now I have two more. they are great. I have some questions though because I want to help my bearded dragons be happy. I have given a my dragons baths once. Not these ones I have now, but with the last one that recently passed away. I am wondering if the type of water you have to bathe them in would matter. We are on a well and we as humans, do not drink the water. We do bathe in it though. I was wondering if the well water would be too harmful for them to bathe in.
also, I noticed my female beardie the other day...She was on her rock under the heat lamp. She was all puffed up and gaping. I thought if she was too warm she would move away from the light. She never did, so I took her out and held her for awhile. Is it "Bad" if they open their mouth or is it okay as long as they don't do it on a normal basis?
Thanks for your help.