Too big of an enclosure?
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So long there is a good thermal gradient, a good UV gradient , and a choice of hides , this is fine for the 3 month old.
My only concern would be the little juvenile dragon loosing track of insects like crickets , roaches and or locusts who are fast moving and will scurry away and try to hide,
My only concern would be the little juvenile dragon loosing track of insects like crickets , roaches and or locusts who are fast moving and will scurry away and try to hide,
kingofnobbys
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Bmjo":1z9cje1t said:
If he/she's only little, you can temporarily partition off half the tank with some cardboard or a sheet of MDF.
I've never been successful at getting skinks or dragons to eat in a separate feeding tank/tub.
I'd be dropping the feeders ( if crickets or roaches or similar) in for the little dragon a few at a time , let it catch and eat them , then repeat until it looses interest ( means it's full ).
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