do your dragons eat, I put about 14 in there he seems to eat about ten or so then he gets full. what about you guys
Welcome to kingsnake.com's message board system. Here you may share and discuss information with others about your favorite reptile and amphibian related topics such as care and feeding, caging requirements, permits and licenses, and more. Launched in 1997, the kingsnake.com message board system is one of the oldest and largest systems on the internet.
do your dragons eat, I put about 14 in there he seems to eat about ten or so then he gets full. what about you guys
crisis is my dragon and she eats about 10-12 a day.
Brandon
-----
0.1.0 bearded dagons
(crisis)
0.1.0 dogs
(Sassy)
Yeah, that is about how many our 5 month old boy (velcro) eats. Somedays more, somedays less....he likes superworms and chicken and gravy babyfood too.
At what age? At 3 months or so, ours only ate 12-14 a day.
At 5-6 months, 30 to 50 a day, depending on their mood.
The oldest one, at 9-10 months will eat maybe 20 to 30 a day. She is now the shortest, at 15 inches, but still the heaviest of the 3, at 286 grams. We expect the other 2 will pass her weight within the next few weeks.
All eat greens, veggies and a few pellets along with their daily crickets.
D.A.
mine is about 3 months old and 11" long now, and eats about 60-70 1/2" crix a day. for a few days in a row he packed away close to 100. i'll probably be going up to 3/4" crix next time i buy them.
depends on the dragon, usually for babies i feed 3 times a day as much as they will eat in 10 minuites. my 4 month old i feed 2 times a day as much as he will eat in in 10 mins and he usually downs 30-50 each sitting about 60-100 crickets a day depending on the day. my adults get fed daily but a controlled amount.
-----
reiko 
photos
![]()
when would you consider a dragon an adult? mines only about 3 months and pushing 11" now. is that still considered a baby or a juvi?
i would consider him a juvi, pushing 6 months a sub adult and over a year an adult although they still may be growing (not to mean breeding age) this is just the way i see it, others may have a different way
-----
reiko 
photos
![]()
Help, tips & resources quick links
Manage your user and advertising accounts
Advertising and services purchase quick links