Bearded Dragon: Your Happy Healthy Pet By Steve Grenard
Bearded Dragon: Your Happy Healthy Pet By Steve Grenard
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Build a solid foundation for caring for your scaly companion with Bearded Dragon: Your Happy Healthy Pet by Steve Grenard. Revised and redesigned for optimal readability, this 128-page hardcover reference offers authoritative, practical advice accompanied throughout by full-color photographs, helpful charts, and data tables.
Renowned for their docile temperament, inquisitive nature, and manageable care requirements, central bearded dragons (Pogona vitticeps) are among the most rewarding reptile pets to keep. Grenard guides prospective and current owners through every essential step of husbandry—from choosing a healthy lizard to establishing proper habitat conditions and maintaining long-term wellness.
What's Inside:
- Background & Species Overview: Delves into the natural history, wild habitats, and distinct varieties of bearded dragons.
- Selection & Acquisition: Practical advice on evaluating health indicators and choosing a healthy pet.
- Enclosure & Habitat Setup: Clear guidance on tank selection, thermal gradients, basking zones, and necessary UVB lighting cycles.
- Nutrition & Care: Comprehensive details on age-appropriate diets, feeder insects, supplementation, and routine care practices.
Why We Love It:
- Richly Illustrated & Reader-Friendly: Uses full-color photos, quick-reference charts, and structured tables to make essential care facts easy to digest.
- Authoritative Guidance: Delivers clear, reliable insights grounded in established herpetological care standards.
- Durable Hardcover Format: A compact 5x8-inch hardcover built to serve as a lasting reference near your enclosure setup.
Perfect For: First-time reptile keepers, families, classroom libraries, and exotic pet lovers looking for a clean, comprehensive care manual.
Product Specs:
- Author: Steve Grenard
- Format: Hardcover
- Number of Pages: 128
- Dimensions: 0.38" x 8.0" x 5.0"
- Publication Date: November 01, 2007
- Subject: Pet Care / Reptiles & Amphibians / Herpetology / Exotic Pets
