Am I Feeding My Young Bearded Dragon Properly?

My bearded dragon Athena seems to be a very happy and lively
I just wanted to check and see if what i am doing is correct.
Every morning ill give her as much worms as she wants until she gets full, i give her calcium everyday except the weekends. I put a salad on the side with yellow squash and collard greens that she sadly never eats because she doesn't like it yet . At night i give her 10 crickets at the most unless she's really hungry. I usually spray her with water and give her baths so she can drink. She poops everyday, Her poop is solid and the tip is white. How much should she weigh and how should i weigh her? I don't want her to be over or under weight, I'm paranoid. Ill try to post a picture of her below lol, I'm new to this. /Users/ryleesopka/Downloads/IMG_2403.jpg

How old is your dragon?

When you say you feed at night, what do you mean?

Gormagon":1hr9nxtp said:

How old is your dragon?

When you say you feed at night, what do you mean?

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Im not exactly sure how old she is but i know she’s a couple months , and around 7-8 pm i feed her but if i feed her too late i keep her heat lamp on so she can digest properly

The lights need to be set on a timer so she has a scheduled (they love schedules) time for daylight hours. Mixed times confuse them and they get grumpy. I run "no" lights at night so their metabolisms can slow down and, get rest. My 2 dragons lights come on at 6am and, go off at 8pm, I never feed after 6pm. This allows ample time for digestion and, makes for a happier dragon.

I try to do the same as well how much is the timer and how does it work?

ryexbread":1xb3zwky said:

I try to do the same as well how much is the timer and how does it work?

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They are cheap and, easy to use. https://www.lowes.com/pd/PRIME-2-Outlet-Mechanical-Countdown-Lighting-Timer/4740882

ryexbread":1i9dxuf8 said:

I put a salad on the side with yellow squash and collard greens that she sadly never eats because she doesn't like it yet

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Try putting the worms & some salad together (not too much). She'll try to pick the worms out between the salad, but she'll probably get some salad anyway, and once it's in her mouth she'll probably eat it. :wink:

I also found that some cilantro (coriander) is a good starter. My guy ate that before any other greens. After a few days, he actually grabbed a mouthful of it & scarfed it down.