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My brother is going off to college and gave me all his beardeds. He has always fed them crickets and veggies with greens. I was recentley talking to a breeder and she brought up that she only feeds her babies under 9 months crickets and after that feeds them superworms and greens. Does everyone agree with feeding their adult dragons only superworms and greens is an offitiant diet?
thanks,
-BrAd-
Well, it depends on the ratio of the two. For an adult dragon, mainly greens (mustard, collard, turnip greens) with supers on the side is okay. Variety is the key for a happy, healthy dragon(s). Try roaches, silkworms, and other things as well. Good luck!!
David
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David and Kevin
KDRKreatures.com
Exotic Reptile Breeders - Specializing in Bearded Dragons
only feeding an animal one protein source is never a good idea, especially in a species we know so little about as far as nutrition is concerned. Feed variety, that's your best move. Crickets AND superworms.
Also feed your bugs for a day or two before they are to before they're going to be eaten, that way their tummies are full of good things too.
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