This well started young Bearded Dragon is healthy, active, and feeding reliably. It is currently thriving in a well-equipped 4x2ft terrestrial enclosure that provides proper heat gradients, bright lighting (including UVB), and a clean, dry environment to support growth, appetite and regular shedding.
These photos all feature the same bearded dragon. Their colouring may appear slightly darker in some images, as they had been out and were a little cool at the time.
Common Name: Bearded Dragon
Scientific Name: Pogona vitticeps
Morph: Bright, orange tiger
Age: CB25/26
Sex: Unsexed
Temperament: Typically calm, alert, and responsive; settles well with gentle, consistent handling
Average Adult Size: 18–22"
Average Lifespan: 10–12+ years with good care
Photos taken: 14.4.26
Enclosure:
A spacious terrestrial 4x2ft setup with strong UVB, a clear basking area and multiple places to perch or hide.
Heating & Temperature:
Basking Spot: 42–45°C
Warm Side Ambient: 32–35°C
Cool Side Ambient: 24–28°C
Night Temperature: 18–22°C
Lighting:
High-quality UVB (T5 10–12%) across 50–70% of the enclosure length
Basking light to create intense heat. We personally find either floodlights or halogens work best
Furnishings:
Branches, rocks, or platforms for climbing and basking
Secure hide(s) on the cool side
Open, warm basking zone
Loose substrate such as a sand mix, depending on buyer preference
Feeding:
Excellent appetite. Eating appropriately sized crickets, locusts, dubia roaches, and occasional treats such as mealworms or calci-worms.
Fresh greens offered daily (Rocket, squash, herbs).
Supplemented with calcium and multivitamins as required.
Bright-eyed, alert, and feeding perfectly
Strong growth and clean, regular shedding
Hardy, rewarding species—ideal for beginners or experienced keepers
UVB and high basking temperatures are essential for proper development
Photos and videos available upon request
Collection is currently from the shop only. Courier options will be available soon—if you need something arranged sooner, please feel free to call.
This well started young Bearded Dragon is healthy, active, and feeding reliably. It is currently thriving in a well-equipped 4x2ft terrestrial enclosure that provides proper heat gradients, bright lighting (including UVB), and a clean, dry environment to support growth, appetite and regular shedding.
These photos all feature the same bearded dragon. Their colouring may appear slightly darker in some images, as they had been out and were a little cool at the time.
Common Name: Bearded Dragon
Scientific Name: Pogona vitticeps
Morph: Bright, orange tiger
Age: CB25/26
Sex: Unsexed
Temperament: Typically calm, alert, and responsive; settles well with gentle, consistent handling
Average Adult Size: 18–22"
Average Lifespan: 10–12+ years with good care
Photos taken: 14.4.26
Enclosure:
A spacious terrestrial 4x2ft setup with strong UVB, a clear basking area and multiple places to perch or hide.
Heating & Temperature:
Basking Spot: 42–45°C
Warm Side Ambient: 32–35°C
Cool Side Ambient: 24–28°C
Night Temperature: 18–22°C
Lighting:
High-quality UVB (T5 10–12%) across 50–70% of the enclosure length
Basking light to create intense heat. We personally find either floodlights or halogens work best
Furnishings:
Branches, rocks, or platforms for climbing and basking
Secure hide(s) on the cool side
Open, warm basking zone
Loose substrate such as a sand mix, depending on buyer preference
Feeding:
Excellent appetite. Eating appropriately sized crickets, locusts, dubia roaches, and occasional treats such as mealworms or calci-worms.
Fresh greens offered daily (Rocket, squash, herbs).
Supplemented with calcium and multivitamins as required.
Bright-eyed, alert, and feeding perfectly
Strong growth and clean, regular shedding
Hardy, rewarding species—ideal for beginners or experienced keepers
UVB and high basking temperatures are essential for proper development
Photos and videos available upon request
Collection is currently from the shop only. Courier options will be available soon—if you need something arranged sooner, please feel free to call.
