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Hey guys & gals...
I was just wondering what everyone puts in there "daily salad" for thier Beardies? I am trying to come up with the best combo.
Thanks!
Chris D.
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Hey mine name is Chris and I currently have 1.0 Midland Painted, 1.0 YBS, 1.1 Leopard geckos, 1.0 Bearded Dragon

My staples are collard, dandelion greens, and escarole. I sometimes add arrugala, mustard, chicory, very rarely romaine. Some veggies I use often are butternut or acorn squash, sweet potato, snap peas, parsnip, and carrots, once in a while frozen mixed veggies which has peas, corn, green beans, and carrot. Fruit I use mostly as a treat. Raspberries, mango, strawberry, grapes, apples. Today I fed out collard, mustard, escarole greens, and on top some shredded squash, and sweet potato, and rep-cal pellets soaked in Gatorade and water. If I feel like adding something different as a treat or variety I go to www.beautifuldragons.com they have a nice list of foods, and nutrients they contain. If you go to this page not everything listed is good to feed regularly. There is a legend make sure to follow it to pick some foods for your dragon.
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Mystical Dragons

Depends how much work you want to put into it. If you are like me and want to make feeding and maintanance as efficient as possible, then I have a suggestion. Pick up the t-rex BD Veggie Maintanace Formula. It is a complete food with all the Macro and Micronutrients your dragon needs. It is a powder that is sprinkled onto your salad liberally. Since it is a complete food in itself, it does not matter what your salad consists of. The salad is just the deliver medium of the diet. Think of it as rep-cal pellets in a powder form only better. The reason I say that is because there is minimal processing that goes into the manufacture of the product. The ingredients are just milled and blended. Rep-cal pellets are mixed, heated, and extruded. Hope this info helps.
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