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What a bloody cute wee guy! Was wondering if the clothes help protect his skin and/or discourage him from trying to scratch his nonexistent scales?
Thank you!
Clothes can get snagged in his environment/enclosure, unfortunately. So for the sake of safety, he is not wearing any when I am not supervising him.
They are so dumb. They will find ways to get into the stupidest situations.
That aside, bearded dragons bask under heatlamps that output between 95°F – 120°F (35°C – 49°C). So, long term, clothes would not be safe at those temps, either!
But, man, that's a great idea in theory.
You are so on top of this, from one herper to another, thanks for being around!
This means a lot! Thank you so much.
I try to be responsible with the info I give.
Owning a silkback is controversial enough. Lol But knowledge is power, and I'm super passionate about beardies of all kinds. If my info can lead to keeping bearded dragons safe & healthy, that's what I care about!
Again, thank you!
Thank you!
Clothes can get snagged in his environment/enclosure, unfortunately. So for the sake of safety, he is not wearing any when I am not supervising him.
They are so dumb. They will find ways to get into the stupidest situations.
That aside, bearded dragons bask under heatlamps that output between 95°F – 120°F (35°C – 49°C). So, long term, clothes would not be safe at those temps, either!
But, man, that's a great idea in theory.