Bearded dragon
| Class | Reptilia |
| Order | Squamata |
| Family | Agamidae |
Body lenght
max 55 cm
Body weight
0,5 - 1,5 kg
Habitat
Semiarid and arid woodland, and rocky desert areas
Distribution
Eastern and Central Australia
Conservation status
Bearded dragon
Pogona vitticeps
Our animals
Matilda, Mangó
Diet
they live mainly on plant food such as vegetables, fruits and salads, but also eat insects
Reprduction
11-30 oblong shaped eggs, incubation period 60-80 days, depending on the temperature
- Central bearded dragons are among the best known and most popular agamas. They get their name from the special beards they use for courtship and protection in case of danger. They have a long tail, which helps them to move and keep their balance
- Central bearded dragons are exploratory animals. They like to sunbathe. Their interesting behaviour and unique appearance make them popular pets. They are characterised by waving hand gestures and territorial behaviour