Good topic! Enrichment is so important for their development and well being. None of our dragons went for the laser pointer we got for Christmas. We have perches set up in separate windows in separate rooms for our lady dragons... including heat and UV. They love it!
My beardie loves looking out side. He’ll look climb up my heater from my towel (don’t worry I have something cushy for him he decides to jump off but he can normally can climb down and is always monitored) and look outside.
The brown hide i got from petco or petsmart. I think you can find it online and comes in two sizes. If you mean the red and black hide, that's a custom hide.
I wouldn't say to completely isolate your bearded dragon from pets but if you still have other pets around them make sure they are heavily supervised. My family had cats and a bearded dragon at the same time, and even when the dragon was new to the cats they all knew to be really gentle with her, so they mostly ignored her with some expressing a quiet fascination, I think because she smelled unique. I was also surprised that the beardie showed no signs of stress (she didn't black beard, gape her mouth or even puff up her beard). The cats and bearded dragon could sunbathe close by and ignore each other and it never caused us issues as we supervised. However don't encourage any pets to touch the bearded dragon. Even if you're confident that they're safe and won't try to maim the beardie, they could still accidentally hurt the beardie or come close to it (we never had this happen thankfully but I highly discouraged cats from touching the beardie even though they never tried to attack because cat claws can accidentally snag on things, even if they're trimmed often. The cats never tried to bite or lick her). It's still safer if you can at least give each pet a separate space in the house but a lot of people will have freeroaming animals and try to at least let those animals get used to the idea of having a more delicate pet in the house, so I'm just putting what my family experienced out there to let everyone know why it's a better idea for the beardie to have their own space even though we have never ran into issues (I was actually against the idea for the beardie to be around the cats but my mom insisted that if the cats weren't used to her it wouldn't be safe for her to be in the house at all... I'm just glad it worked out for the most part, but the cats being gentle or neutral about it surprised me. Don't make that bet with your own cats but if you have to introduce an animal into a freeroaming space, don't force or encourage an interaction and make sure you can remove the non-freeroaming animal quickly as needed, even if it means keeping them on your shoulder or lap. I've had animals, especially cats, hurt me without meaning to and they can do that to other animals).
You can do that. I tried them and it didn't work well for me. EDIT: the bug balls may cause more stress than enrichment. If the bugs end up staying in them the beardy may get frustrated.
Hi Paul here I live in an apartment and indiviscated my place if t o find any hides;; under cupboards unclosable doors and places.. i want my cutie, cutie with me!!!
Ok. Baby dancing fruit I've never heard of... I'm guessing UA-cam? Legend of Zelda is totally my jam! Love the last two especially! The gameplay is awesome. Older zelda you HAD to complete certain things in a certain order to go forward. Love the flexibility and open world. Also, since you're a Nintendo fan, have you played Metroid Dread? It's so good!
ty so much for ya uploads im a new sybscriber and got given a bearded dragon month ago u explain things really well ty x hugs from uk
Awe... thanks so much! This means a lot to me!
Good topic! Enrichment is so important for their development and well being. None of our dragons went for the laser pointer we got for Christmas. We have perches set up in separate windows in separate rooms for our lady dragons... including heat and UV. They love it!
I saw that vid of yours! Really clever!
@@Midwest_Lizard_Mom thanks very much!
My beardie loves looking out side. He’ll look climb up my heater from my towel (don’t worry I have something cushy for him he decides to jump off but he can normally can climb down and is always monitored) and look outside.
Awe, that sounds adorable! 😍
Thanks
Glad you found it helpful!
My beardie likes watching me play vr
Wait? What? I'm guessing they're amused by what you're doing, but they can't see what you're seeing. That's pretty great though.
@@Midwest_Lizard_Mom Everytime I play my vr she will look and walk up to the window and just stare me down
Omg, that's adorable! They love to watch humans!
Hi. Can you please tell me where you got your hide and does it come in one size? Thank you!
The brown hide i got from petco or petsmart. I think you can find it online and comes in two sizes.
If you mean the red and black hide, that's a custom hide.
@@Midwest_Lizard_Mom thank you!
Laser pointers and flash photographs ,,, OUCH!!!
Definitely don't point the laser in their eye. Nope! I never use a flash, but that's a good point! Thanks for mentioning that!
I wouldn't say to completely isolate your bearded dragon from pets but if you still have other pets around them make sure they are heavily supervised. My family had cats and a bearded dragon at the same time, and even when the dragon was new to the cats they all knew to be really gentle with her, so they mostly ignored her with some expressing a quiet fascination, I think because she smelled unique. I was also surprised that the beardie showed no signs of stress (she didn't black beard, gape her mouth or even puff up her beard). The cats and bearded dragon could sunbathe close by and ignore each other and it never caused us issues as we supervised. However don't encourage any pets to touch the bearded dragon. Even if you're confident that they're safe and won't try to maim the beardie, they could still accidentally hurt the beardie or come close to it (we never had this happen thankfully but I highly discouraged cats from touching the beardie even though they never tried to attack because cat claws can accidentally snag on things, even if they're trimmed often. The cats never tried to bite or lick her).
It's still safer if you can at least give each pet a separate space in the house but a lot of people will have freeroaming animals and try to at least let those animals get used to the idea of having a more delicate pet in the house, so I'm just putting what my family experienced out there to let everyone know why it's a better idea for the beardie to have their own space even though we have never ran into issues (I was actually against the idea for the beardie to be around the cats but my mom insisted that if the cats weren't used to her it wouldn't be safe for her to be in the house at all... I'm just glad it worked out for the most part, but the cats being gentle or neutral about it surprised me. Don't make that bet with your own cats but if you have to introduce an animal into a freeroaming space, don't force or encourage an interaction and make sure you can remove the non-freeroaming animal quickly as needed, even if it means keeping them on your shoulder or lap. I've had animals, especially cats, hurt me without meaning to and they can do that to other animals).
I'm glad you were able to have a positive experience and keep them safe.
What about beardy balls (plastic balls u put crickets or roaches in).
You can do that. I tried them and it didn't work well for me.
EDIT: the bug balls may cause more stress than enrichment. If the bugs end up staying in them the beardy may get frustrated.
Hi Paul here I live in an apartment and indiviscated my place if t o find any hides;; under cupboards unclosable doors and places.. i want my cutie, cutie with me!!!
Did you lose them?
Mine likes to watch Tom and Jerry cartoon 😊
Like only Tom and Jerry? Or other cartoons?
Mine likes the baby dancing fruit videos, and the other likes legend of zelda
Ok. Baby dancing fruit I've never heard of... I'm guessing UA-cam? Legend of Zelda is totally my jam! Love the last two especially! The gameplay is awesome. Older zelda you HAD to complete certain things in a certain order to go forward. Love the flexibility and open world. Also, since you're a Nintendo fan, have you played Metroid Dread? It's so good!
mine likes curious gorge 😂
Lol.
Mine is spoiled 😂 is my fault 🤦🏻♀️
They're so easy to spoil though!