Good Bearded Books??

[BeardedDaddy]

Anyone have any recommendations? I've seen many out a few seem outdated and I am sure the literature has changed somewhat since 1997 :lol:

 

[Claudiusx]

I really can't recommend any. All that i've seen have all been made many years ago, we've come a long way knowledge-wise since then and I haven't seen any books edited to include/exclude new information.

Honestly this site and the people on it are the best bet anyone has at getting good and proper information on bearded dragons. There is so much experience here from so many different people, it's great (and free... :mrgreen: )

-Brandon

 

[RainMaiden]

Animal Planet has a book about Bearded Dragons by Thomas Mazorlig that is pretty good read.

http://www.amazon.com/Bearded-Dragons-Animal-Planet-Library/dp/0793837138

 

[mgodfriaux]

I have the animal planet one and one called the bearded dragon manual they both have good and bad information in them but more good I thinkthink

 

[Mediabandit]

I really can't recommend any. All that i've seen have all been made many years ago, we've come a long way knowledge-wise since then and I haven't seen any books edited to include/exclude new information.

Honestly this site and the people on it are the best bet anyone has at getting good and proper information on bearded dragons. There is so much experience here from so many different people, it's great (and free... :mrgreen: )

-Brandon

I completely agree with this post.

 

[BeardedDaddy]

I really can't recommend any. All that i've seen have all been made many years ago, we've come a long way knowledge-wise since then and I haven't seen any books edited to include/exclude new information.

Honestly this site and the people on it are the best bet anyone has at getting good and proper information on bearded dragons. There is so much experience here from so many different people, it's great (and free... :mrgreen: )

-Brandon

Ordered it thanks.

 

[wilddanny88]

The only one I have is this one. http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3441082&lmdn=Pet+Type Its quite outdated but it gives somewhat good advice except it recommends sand as substrate. :roll: