How to look after
a Bearded dragon
A little about our pet bearded dragons
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Thor is our hypomelanistic central bearded dragon, who lives here at Kellyville Pets in our awesome reptile department. Thor is very handsome and has fathered many beautiful clutches of bearded dragons during his time at Kellyville Pets.
Thor loves to eat! You'll often find him chasing crickets around his enclosure! Thor was born here at Kellyville Pets in 2019 and has been a part of the Kellyville Pets family ever since!
Thor
Hypomelanistic Central Bearded Dragon
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Wilma is our hypomelanistic translucent leatherback central bearded dragon, who has only been with us here at Kellyville Pets for a year. Wilma is a beautiful, and very active beardy, who absolutely loves food (maybe even more than her neighbour Thor). Although she is an all around foodie, and definitely isn't the pickiest eater, her all time favourite snack is the wood roach. Those woodies don't stand a chance if Wilma is around!
Wilma
Hypomelanistic Translucent Leatherback Central Bearded Dragon
All native reptiles are protected in NSW and a Reptile Keeper's licence must be obtained from the Office of Environment and Heritage to own one as a pet.
fast facts
Enclosure
For one pygmy bearded dragon, a glass or timber enclosure of at least 90x45x60cm is recommended, however a central bearded dragon will require an enclosure of 120x45x60cm. It is important that the enclosure has sufficient ventilation as well as a secure, lockable door.