Reason for eating greens?

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Beardy815

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So my bearded dragon I got in May 2016, she really had not eaten any greens at all until very recently. I tried putting worms in collared/dandelions as well as butternut squash and peppers etc. She would pick out the worms not eat any greens. I pretty much gave up on buying veggies, they'd always go to waste. She pretty much has eaten nothing but bugs.

Shes about two years old, and I decided to give it another shot the other day. I bought escarole and arugala and put it in a dish and went to work. It was all gone when I got home. Now anytime I put the greens in her dish she devours them.

Why did she randomly start eating the veggies after so long showing 0 interest? Is it because she didn't like collared/dandelions and likes escarole/arugala... or maybe an age thing?
 

JessPets

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When they are younger, they don't ususally care much for veggies, but as they get older they are (usually) more acceptive. At two years your beardie shouldn't be feed a ton of bugs, most of her diet should be greens. Adding colorful things like squash and carrots also help to 'spice it up' :D
 
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