Lighting, heating, substrate, and on and on. Most boil down to stress factors which are bound to happen in contained artificial environments that we so proudly provide.



I do not feed any crickets nor feed carrots to the dragons or feeders so I can not suggest any first hand knowledge. I do know that any enhancements made by dietary are not going to be permanent. It will not change their genetic makeup and will leave as the source is depleted within their systems.



I do not believe it would be ethical one bit to knowingly enhance any dragons which are being used in any part of a sale, being the parents or the babies them selves. Almost every customer wants to see pictures of the parents to get an idea of the genetic makeup of that crossing. If the are being show pics of an enhanced color dragon, they will have no idea of what that makeup would be.



I just think it's wrong, wrong, wrong.



Just my thoughts.

Joel R

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