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RE: Stubborn normal Bearded dragon

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Posted by: OrangeHeterodon at Sun Oct 27 12:26:24 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by OrangeHeterodon ]  
   

I forgot to add that when mine was little she almost never ate vegetables, just insects. Had to get her other vitamins in through supplements and bearded dragon pellet food for juveniles. Once she was a little closer to adult hood she began to be more of a vegetable fan, but still will take insects much more readily.

Another thing, how fine do you cut your vegetables and fruit? When my beady first started taking, I would cut up collard greens, romaine, and mango all as fine as I could get them. 1 thing on the mango, my beardy prefers softer mango that is more sweet than tangy/sour -- same with some of my friends' bearded dragons.


   

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