What plants can I put in with my bearded dragon?

It is also recommended to plant more healthy edibles in with your dragons. Mint, Basil, Oregano, Rosemary, Hibiscus, Kale, Lettuce are all examples of plants you can establish in your vivarium to give your terrarium a nice clean smell while providing natural food and enrichment for your dragon.

Can my bearded dragon eat live plants?

Live plants can survive and thrive in an enclosure with a bearded dragon. In addition to your animal enjoying a complex environment, they can munch on the live plants if they are hungry. Bearded dragons are omnivores, meaning they will eat insects and plants.

What can you put in a bearded dragon habitat?

A perfect Bearded Dragon habitat should have:

75-gallon wooden or plastic tank.
50 watt dome-head UVA basking bulb.
Tube shape UVB light secured underneath the mesh lid.
Felt reptile carpet.
Two dishes for food and water.
Lots of plants, decor, hides and caves.

Can a bearded dragon live with anything else?

Bearded dragons can live with other reptiles of similar size and from dry, hot environments if there is enough space. Male bearded dragons should NEVER be placed with another male, and it’s still recommended bearded dragons be kept alone.

Can I put rocks in my bearded dragon tank?

Rocks – a good pile of rocks is a delight for a bearded dragon, but be careful. Any rocks used should be placed on the floor of the vivarium before the substrate is put in; the last thing you want is for the dragon to dig underneath and have the rock fall on them. So pack the substrate around the rock, it’s much safer!

Can I put air plants in my bearded dragon tank?

These plants are a great safe option for enclosures, and your bearded dragon will enjoy munching on the leaves. Herb plants are readily available all over the country and are easy to grow indoors year-round.

What do bearded dragons like in their tank?

Beardies like and require a bright light above their tank, which will keep them warm and alert. Also, they require an additional UV light source – UVA and especially UVB light is necessary for proper metabolism and bone development of your pet.

What kind of plants do you need for a bearded dragon?

If you decide to use live plants, junipers are one of the most recommended plants to use. Junipers are slow-growing and do not require much water. It is much easier to keep live plants in a separate pot for ease of cleaning and maintenance. Adding a hide box is very essential to a bearded dragon enclosure.

Can you put a bearded dragon in a tank?

Your bearded dragon will try to taste the plants when you introduce it in the tank out of curiosity. After some time, your dragon might leave the plant alone, so be patient. Make sure to wash the plant under running water thoroughly 2-3 times over few days before putting it in the tank.

How can I liven up my bearded dragon habitat?

A great way to liven up your bearded dragon habitat is by adding plants, decor, and furnishings. It is very important to add the right types of plants and decor to ensure your bearded dragon is safe and happy.

What kind of plants can I grow in my Dragon cage?

The choice is big – you can grow basil, mint (peppermint and spearmint), dill, oregano, cilantro, rosemary and thyme. Avoid parsley (high in oxalates) or chives (potentially toxic). These herbs make a good snack and will will help keep your dragon’s tank fresh and smelling better!