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Got a bearded dragon?
Want to spice up their habitat?
Succulents are a great choice!
They’re safe, easy to care for, and look amazing. Discover which succulents are perfect for your scaly friend.
Let’s explore the best options!
Haworthia
Haworthia is a super safe succulent for your bearded dragon!
These little guys are packed with moisture, making them a fun snack for your scaly friend.
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera isn’t just great for humans; it’s also a treat for bearded dragons!
Just make sure to feed them the flesh, as the skin can be a bit tough on their tummies.
Echeveria
Echeveria succulents are bright and colorful, perfect for livening up your dragon’s habitat.
Plus, they’re edible and offer some hydration when your pet needs it!
Jade Plant (Crassula ovata)
The Jade Plant is more than just a lucky charm; it’s also a tasty snack for your bearded dragon.
Just chop off small leaves and watch them dig in!
Christmas Cactus
Christmas Cactus adds a unique flair to any terrarium and is safe for bearded dragons in small amounts.
Your dragon will love munching on this festive plant!
Platycerium (Staghorn Fern)
While not a true succulent, the Staghorn Fern can still provide some greenery in your dragon’s space.
It’s safe and offers a different texture for them to explore!
Aeonium
Aeonium brings stunning rosettes that look like beautiful little flowers.
Bearded dragons can enjoy these leafy treats without any worries.
Sempervivum (Hens and Chicks)
Sempervivum is hardy and easy to care for, making it perfect for both you and your dragon.
The juicy leaves are edible and can add variety to their diet!
Agave
Agave is another succulent that can appeal to your bearded dragon’s adventurous palate.
Just make sure to avoid the spiky parts – those aren’t so friendly!
Euphorbia
Some Euphorbia varieties are safe for bearded dragons, offering an interesting texture.
Just do your research before introducing them, as not all Euphorbias are suitable!