Is it normal for bearded dragons to dig?
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Is it normal for bearded dragons to dig?
Is it normal for bearded dragons to burrow? Yes, its normal for bearded dragons to dig shallow burrows and hide in them. They usually do this to cool off, hide, or when females start to lay eggs.
Why do bearded dragons dig in their tank?
Bearded dragons can start digging for several reasons, but none of them is something to get worked up over. The most common reasons for digging are finding a better basking spot, females preparing to lay eggs, and beardies getting ready for brumation
Why does my bearded dragon scratch in the corner?
Your bearded dragons could be digging to prepare its hide spot for brumation. This is common when a bearded dragon is digging in a corner, too. You can read all about bearded dragon brumation in this post.
How do I know if my bearded dragon needs a dig box?
A Bearded dragon showing signs of restlessness scratching, pacing or glass surfing can be a clue that they have sensory needs that should be addressed. A dig box provides an activity that expels excess energy and prevents self-injurious behavior.