Répteis e anfíbios
Dragão-barbudo
Pogona vitticeps
A dog-like lizard that genuinely seems to enjoy your company — the classic first reptile for good reason.
- Difficulty
- easy
Care tips
- House adults in at least 120 x 60 x 60 cm with a 40-42°C basking spot
- Keep the cool end at 24-27°C and drop temps at night
- Provide strong 10-12% UVB across two-thirds of the enclosure
- Feed juveniles mostly insects; shift adults to 70% leafy greens
- Plan for 10-15 years and dust feeders with calcium plus D3
Common questions
O que devo saber sobre o cuidado de uma bearded dragon? +
A dog-like lizard that genuinely seems to enjoy your company — the classic first reptile for good reason.
Typical guidance for a healthy bearded dragon — your own conditions (and your vet, for animals) come first.
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