Category: Bearded Dragon Species

The eastern bearded dragon, also known as a coastal bearded dragon, is often seen in wooded parts of Australia. Many people mistake this species for a frill-necked lizard. Frill’s beard goes all over their head, whereas Eastern Beardies’ is shorter and less impressive. However, this member of Pogonas does know how to protect itself. As…

Today, we’ll talk about another popular beardie species- the central bearded dragon, also known as the ‘inland bearded dragon,’ discovered by Ernst Ahl (1926). This species differs from its other subspecies, genus “POGONAS’ because of its triangular head shape, which may have a striped pattern along the jaws. Males often develop darker “beards” and more pronounced…