Bathing your Bearded Dragon Video

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I had a subscriber emailing me asking if she could give her dragons a bath, if it was safe. I replied "yes". I explained to her and thought I would go ahead and do a bathing video for all of you as well. You should bathe your dragon(s) at least once a week.

For those not familiar with bathing bearded dragons. Take a dish pan or similar as shown in video. Fill with an inch to two inches of warm water, or should depth. Place your dragon in the water slowly. Sometimes your dragon may move quickly if water is to warm or cold. Let your dragon settle in and let it bathe for a good 20-30 minutes or until they get ressless and want out. Important to never take your eyes off your pet. You wouldn't want an acidental drowning.

Bathing serves several purposes. They get clean, they rehydrate, and it helps them relax and in many cases relieve themselve right in the water. So prepare for cleanup. If your dragon ever seems impacted, give it a bath in warm water. Sometimes you may have to change the water and rewarm it, but this method works well.

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gorkamorka07: wow the first one get pissed off at start

shinedown0200: i think you need a bigger tub lol

moose9900: Yeah they do take up the room, lol.

bulldog4343454546: how often do u bath them?

Killerspider762: Nice video as always :D Really nice looking dragons you got there. I witnessed one of my dubias I think in the process of giving birth. I got it on tape and will upload today or tomorrow. It looked like a large bean or somthing sticking out of her butt. lol

moose9900: I like to try and bathe them at least once a week. A couple times a week is good. They love there baths. -Greg

moose9900: Thanks...If it was about 3/4 of an inch long, it was an egg case, know as an ootheca. The female manipulate the ootheca out of her body, rotates it and puts it back into a birthing pouch directly above her abdomen. Later the babies hatch and are born. Look forward to the video.