Can I go with artificial grass?

[BrandonJ3vino]

So last week I was considering to buy a new pet and I decided to go with a bearded dragon, so now my question is, instead of having sand or the little mat could I have that fake or artificial grass for my juvenile bearded dragons?


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[BrandonJ3vino]

Or what about tile? Does it get too cold or too hot? And will there bodies be able to take it?


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[Wiggles92]

Tile and/or sand are your best bets.

 

[Espeso]

I always did large wood chips and peat moss under that.


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[F1 VET]

So last week I was considering to buy a new pet and I decided to go with a bearded dragon, so now my question is, instead of having sand or the little mat could I have that fake or artificial grass for my juvenile bearded dragons?


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Crushed walnut shells!

#1 S. Vettel

 

[BrandonJ3vino]

Someone told me that they would slip to much on tile and it's "takes to long to clean"


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[snakeguy101]

Slate tile works well and looks nice. Cleans a lot more quickly than that carpet/grass material too.

 

[snakefin]

Crushed walnut shells!

#1 S. Vettel

That substrate has proven on numerous occasions to be potentially fatal.

Tile is your best bet, and fine sand only for healthy bearded dragons, if you wish to take that risk.

 

[foto69man]

Slate tile is the best in my opinion. It's slightly rough so keeps the nails from getting long, easy to clean(wipe it with a rag), and is more attractive to look at