I recently went to a reptile show and got a 7 inch (might be almost 2 months old) bearded dragon (sandfire/hypo pastel color).
I think he might not be the most alert bearded dragon of the bunch, because he lets crickets walk right in front of him! I know at his age, Beardies eat a whole ton of crickets (I have about 200 on hand right now). How do I get him to eat alot of crickets, instead of 5-8 a day? I also give him a salad that contains collard greens, turnip greens, and a little bit of soaked pellet food. How do I get him to eat his salad? Please reply, because I want my new dragon to be the biggest and healthiest dragon he can be.
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feeding my beardie
lizard66
Sep 04, 2005 09:06 PM
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WillHayward
Sep 04, 2005 10:17 PM
Providing all his habitat needs have been filled, then Give him some time to warm up. Adjust a little to his new surroundings. Being alone. Maybe he ate butterworms before. Should be fine for a few days.
