Bearded dragons

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GU Bearded Dragon Book

The expert beginner's guide to the "mini dragons" from Australia.

64 pages
coloured photos
Paperback
Author Manfred Au
Published by Gräfer & Unzer

Like creatures from another planet! Bearded dragons are right at the top of the popularity scale for terrarium animals. They fascinate with their bizarre appearance and inquisitive nature. The mini dragons from Australia are also easy to care for and quickly become trusting. In GU Tierratgeber Bartagamen, bearded dragon expert Manfred Au explains everything you need to know about keeping these diurnal lizards: what to look out for when choosing them - detailed portraits of bearded dragons help with this -, how to acclimatise and care for them properly, what tastes good and keeps them fit. There are also tried and tested tips on health care, hibernation and care in the event of illness. In addition, there are many ideas and suggestions for species-appropriate and varied design of the terrarium, so that the animals are completely comfortable. The behaviour interpreter also explains typical bearded dragon behaviour. And with SOS - what to do? help is guaranteed in an emergency.

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