Terrarium Pour Dragon Barbu

Le terrarium est l’habitat de votre Dragon Barbu. C’est un endroit où il passera une grande part de son temps. 

Pour monter Le terrarium idéal  on'est besoin de :

• Terrarium  et son couvercle  Au moins 60x40x40 cm car les Dragons Barbu peut atteindre 60 cm du   tête au bout de  leur queue. 
• Tapis chauffant (fixé sous le terrarium) occupant le tiers de la surface
• Substrat (sable stérile, éclats de noix de coco, Tapis de terrarium)
• 2 supports pour les lampes
• Lampe UV désertique, pour remplacer les rayons du soleil
• Lampe chauffante 150 watts, pour la chaleur
• Branche stable et  large .
• Thermomètre ( placer où se tient l’animal)
• Gamelle
• Plante, roche, etc. (pour le décor)
• Cachette (au-dessus du tapis chauffant)

Le terrarium est divisé en deux partie : partie chaude et partie froide 

Dans la journée , la température idéal pour la partie chaude est 45 °C  et 26 °C pour la parie froide.

Durant la nuit la température est entre 20 et 22 °C

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Le Dragon Barbu

Le dragon barbu ou l'agame barbue (Pogona Vitticeps) est un lézard de taille moyenne , généralement de 30 à 60  centimètres de longueur de la tête au bout de leur queue. Il existe une variation de couleurs de dragon barbu qui peut parfois aider à vous dire quel environnement sont ils venus.

Naturellement, les dragons barbus se trouvent dans les forêts, les savanes et les déserts de l'Australie.Ils aiment passer leur temps sur un rocher sous le soleil comme tous les  lézards. Ils sont actifs dans la nuit et ils se nourrissent principalement d'insectes, les grillons et les vers. En plus ils sont des lézards territoriales et s'ils sont gardés comme animaux de compagnie, ils devraient avoir un assez grand espace.

Les Dragons barbus sont généralement douce par la nature et rarement vous entendez d'un dragon barbu agressive, en particulier envers les humains. En fait, les dragons barbus n'attaquent pas quand ils sont menacés, ils gèlent, gonflent leur gorge, et peuvent changer couleurs.

En général les agames barbus sont en très bonne santé, et leur durée de vie est de 6 à 14 ans, mais contrairement a certains lézards, les dragons barbus ne re-poussent pas les queues, les es jambes, ou toute autre chose. Donc, si votre dragon barbu a perdu sa queue, il ne sera pas repousser.

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