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3 years ago

Pls do some research but can I bring a bearded dragon on a 12 hour car trip without any heath issues happening?

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creativ13 [48]3 years ago

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Answer:

after doing a little bit of research. NO your bearded dragon will not be affected as long as you feed it and keep it on a level surface so the enclosure it's in does not tip at all other than that it will be perfectly fine.

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Pls do some research but can I bring a bearded dragon on a 12 hour car trip without any heath issues happening?​

Pls do some research but can I bring a bearded dragon on a 12 hour car trip without any heath issues happening?