Baby Bearded Dragon For Sale - Hypo Sandfire
Bearded Dragons are a popular pet lizard for all ages. Known for their dog-like personalities, they’re generally affectionate towards their owners, and funny little trouble makers!
Photos taken July 2024
For sale in our Iver reptile shop
Sex: Unsexed
Morph: Hypo Sandfire
Growing to a respectable 2ft (snout to tail tip) makes them resilient to the affections of younger children, though adult supervision is always recommended.
This size also means they require a large enclosure: 4ft x 2ft x 2ft is a standard, however bigger options are available for order.
Native to Australia, this species thrives in hotter climates and enjoys a vivarium with a 42-45*C hot spot alongside a UVB bulb.
Their diet consists of a mix of leafy greens, veg and fruit, alongside feeder insects, with babies leaning towards a more bug-heavy diet.
Bearded Dragons are a popular pet lizard for all ages. Known for their dog-like personalities, they’re generally affectionate towards their owners, and funny little trouble makers!
Photos taken July 2024
For sale in our Iver reptile shop
Sex: Unsexed
Morph: Hypo Sandfire
Growing to a respectable 2ft (snout to tail tip) makes them resilient to the affections of younger children, though adult supervision is always recommended.
This size also means they require a large enclosure: 4ft x 2ft x 2ft is a standard, however bigger options are available for order.
Native to Australia, this species thrives in hotter climates and enjoys a vivarium with a 42-45*C hot spot alongside a UVB bulb.
Their diet consists of a mix of leafy greens, veg and fruit, alongside feeder insects, with babies leaning towards a more bug-heavy diet.
Bearded Dragons are a popular pet lizard for all ages. Known for their dog-like personalities, they’re generally affectionate towards their owners, and funny little trouble makers!
Photos taken July 2024
For sale in our Iver reptile shop
Sex: Unsexed
Morph: Hypo Sandfire
Growing to a respectable 2ft (snout to tail tip) makes them resilient to the affections of younger children, though adult supervision is always recommended.
This size also means they require a large enclosure: 4ft x 2ft x 2ft is a standard, however bigger options are available for order.
Native to Australia, this species thrives in hotter climates and enjoys a vivarium with a 42-45*C hot spot alongside a UVB bulb.
Their diet consists of a mix of leafy greens, veg and fruit, alongside feeder insects, with babies leaning towards a more bug-heavy diet.
