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bearded dragon
right i have read a lot of different veiws on this but how offen do you feed yours and on what? my i make should allways has greens in is viv (mainly rocket and water cres) and in the morn and eve i give him 2 hoppers is this right thanks
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Re: bearded dragon
I feed my beardie salad and spring greens with cucumber and curly cale, i put nutrabol on this twice a week.
I feed crickets twice a day, about 8 at a time. A tub used to last me a week now its lasts three days, greedy bugger lol I feed hoppers twice a week, occasionally mealworms but opinion is divided on feeding them.
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Re: bearded dragon
it depends on your beardies age
Juvenile:- should be fed as Meany cricket as they can in 10 mins and then offered a mixed salad romaine spinach and mustard greens are all good choices as they are high in calcium you can also give them carrots green beans parsnips figs kiwifruit in small amounts to add for a more appetizing meal but no more than 10% of the dish Adults:- will eat more veg and less crickets as the get older don't use crickets to large for them as it will cause digestive problems crickets and salad should be no larger then the width of the dragons head hope that help ![]() |
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It isn't high in calcium, it actually binds calcium. Any food item should be no bigger than the gap in between their eyes. |
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Re: bearded dragon
I give my juvenile Diablo collard greens every day, and feed him crickets 2-3 times a day.
And, once a week, I give him a small treat of fruit. 1 little piece of peeled apple, and a few insides of Strawberries. He eats around 20-35 crickets a day. I'm not sure. But I think you can when he/she is older, because the baby mouse might attack the beardie at it's juvenile age of life. |
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Feeding live vertebrates is cruel. Why anyone would want to feed a live mouse to a lizard, I'm not quite sure. I understand some snakes won't take dead mice.....but lizards, especially Beardies are mainly insectivores..... |
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Re: bearded dragon
i totally agree there no need for it as the dragon will gain very little eating them buy the time they are that size and more than likely just cause digestion problems
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