We designed a terrarium that closely mimics a bearded dragon’s natural habitat. Our goal was to improve their living conditions by providing more space for movement and natural behaviors, such as hunting and exploring.
Enhance the bearded dragon’s environment by creating a more naturalistic habitat.
Increase space for exercise and enrichment.
Implement a bioactive setup for a healthier and more sustainable ecosystem.
Koreynne:
The natural habitat of a bearded dragon.
How to design a terrarium that replicates this environment.
The benefits of a bioactive tank for overall health.
Bri:
Identifying safe plants for bearded dragons.
Choosing the best substrate for their habitat.
Understanding the functionality of a bioactive terrarium.
Koreynne:
This project allowed me to share my knowledge with others, including my family, who own reptiles.
I had little experience with reptiles before and took this as an opportunity to overcome my fears.
Bri:
Having two bearded dragons at home, I already had experience, but I saw the need for better enclosures.
This project aligns with my future goal of transitioning my own reptiles to a bioactive terrarium.
Koreynne:
If I did this again, I wouldn’t house a male and female together due to fighting issues.
I would also choose a partner with a similar schedule and research materials more thoroughly beforehand.
Bri:
If I had a chance to redo this project, I would make both tanks the same larger size to give the dragons even more space.
Koreynne:
Overcoming my fear of reptiles.
Stepping out of my comfort zone and improving my teamwork skills.
Gaining hands-on experience with an unfamiliar type of animal.
Bri:
Creating a larger and more enriching habitat for the bearded dragons.
Seeing the positive impact of a properly designed enclosure on their activity and well-being.