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RE: Adult Bearded Dragon-Cricket Free?

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Posted by: atldragons at Mon Nov 29 18:40:24 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by atldragons ]  
   

Definetly would not rely on Pellets as a Regular Diet. You could crush them up and add them on Top of their greens for additional nutrition and supplimentation.

Insects are a MUST.... Their are many of species of bugs but crickets are your 'cliche' choice.

Superworms are extremely easy to keep like BDlvr had mentioned, and I have 1,000's of them and they dont stop breeding.
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