"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is certainly the case with your Bearded Dragon. In this program, Host Israel Dupont and Herpetologist Hillary discuss the most important aspects of your dragon's health, including proactive suggestions for maintaining your pet's well-being and avoiding those costly visits to the veterinarian.
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Care for an Iguana Without a Cage
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Make money-saving standing reptile plants
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Build a bearded dragon habitat
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Create a desert tortoise habitat
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Make a terrarium waterfall at home
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Put alligators and chickens into a trance-like state
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Determine the sex of a baby ball python snake
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Handle a king cobra
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Set up a heating snake rack
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Care for gecko lizards
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Teach a bearded dragon to drink from a water dish
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Check your Green Iguana for health problems
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Use the Solarmeter 6.2 for reptile habitats
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Make a reptile incubator
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Design a desert habitat for your reptiles
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Design an African spur-thighed tortoise habitat
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Build a turtle raft
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Check the general health and wellness of your lizard
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How To:
Determine the sex of a snake
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How To:
Care for an Iguana Without a Cage
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How To:
Make money-saving standing reptile plants
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How To:
Build a bearded dragon habitat
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How To:
Create a desert tortoise habitat
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How To:
Make a terrarium waterfall at home
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How To:
Handle a king cobra
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How To:
Put alligators and chickens into a trance-like state
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How To:
Determine the sex of a baby ball python snake
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How To:
Use the Solarmeter 6.2 for reptile habitats
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How To:
Teach a bearded dragon to drink from a water dish
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How To:
Set up a heating snake rack
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How To:
Check your Green Iguana for health problems
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How To:
Care for gecko lizards
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Identify a copperhead snake in your garden
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Use the Digital Lux Meter for reptile habitats
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Take care of pet reptiles
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Properly feed a reptile so they stay healthy
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Emulate the correct lighting for your reptile habitat
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Build a backdrop for a reptile terrarium
1 Comment
impactions are intheir stomache, both calcisand and crushed walnut are deadly.. this show needs someone working their that knows their stuff..
jeez its rediculous..
visit www.beardeddragon.org
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