I am in the US, just realized how this board is for Australia....I was researching again last night and this board seemed to be the only one that had real info, not nasty people so I joined without really reading the title, and the replies I got so fast proved I was right. In the US we dont need licenses to have bearded dragons. And I am hired to clean out the house, once the lock is on the door and the company hires me, everything inside is mine. Sometimes I win, sometimes I lose...
I thought you might be overseas This site is for anyone who keeps australian reptiles so although most of us are in Australia, there are several people from the US, UK, mainland Europe and even Asia. The point is you are more than welcome here TeeCee.
For all us Aussie's when TeeCee says 'peppers' she means capsicum
It is ok to take her outside (if fact sunlight is the best sorce of UV) but be sure that she can choose to go into the shade if she feels too hot, and don't leave her unattended unless you have a safe outdoor enclosure with hot and cold areas that she can't get out of. A reptile can die of overheating very quickly.