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Central Bearded Dragon Juvenile

Pogona vitticeps (juvenile)

Central Bearded Dragon Juvenile

Juveniles roam arid scrub, open woodland, and rocky habitats across central Australia, often climbing low branches or basking on exposed surfaces. They still eat many insects but begin taking more plant material as they grow. Their spiny sides, quick lunge, and open-mouth threat display make them look larger than their size suggests.

Type
Fang
Conservation status
LC

Growth chain

  1. Central Bearded Dragon Hatchling
  2. Central Bearded Dragon Juvenile
  3. Central Bearded Dragon

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Range map records: GBIF.org (CC0 and CC BY). Country outlines: Natural Earth.