🦎An abandoned bearded dragon is rescued and given a new home.
🏡A spacious and elaborate vivarium is built for the bearded dragon.
🌿The vivarium is designed to provide a natural and stimulating environment.
🤝The bearded dragon quickly forms a bond with the caretaker.
💚The caretaker develops a deep attachment to the bearded dragon.
Why was the bearded dragon abandoned?
—The previous owners no longer had time to care for the bearded dragon.
How long did it take to build the vivarium?
—It took over a month to complete the construction of the elaborate vivarium.
What materials were used to build the vivarium?
—The vivarium was constructed using PVC board, glass, aluminum, plywood, and grout.
What kind of plants and substrate are used in the vivarium?
—The vivarium contains a variety of plants, including an Elephant Bush and a Spineless Prickly Pear Cactus. The substrate consists of topsoil, coco fiber, play sand, and excavator clay.
How does the bearded dragon adapt to its new home?
—The bearded dragon quickly adapts to its new home, exploring the different climbing spaces, caves, and ledges. It also begins digging in the substrate and forms a bond with the caretaker.
00:00Introduction to the abandoned bearded dragon and the rescue
04:58Building the spacious and elaborate vivarium
06:27Designing the hardscape and creating microclimates
09:10Adding plants and finalizing the setup
10:31Observing the bearded dragon's exploration and dig
11:24The bearded dragon perching on branches
12:02The caretaker's bond and connection with the bearded dragon
