
Use of Canned FeedersUse of Canned FeedersSo the baby beardie I rescued about 3 weeks ago has started eating for me, just not the amounts that should be normal for a baby her size. She definitely was malnourished and dehydrated when I got her and I’m thinking maybe she needs time to adjust to the quantities of food i’m offering her vs. what her old owner offered on a daily basis. So far I’ve been giving her mainly large Sympton BSFL, small crickets, cut up canned silkworm pupae, dubia roaches, and mustard greens, bok choy, and carrots (everything but the BSFL are dusted with calcium
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![]() Here is a photo I took of her today, you can see her jaw is slightly deformed (I’m thinking MBD?)
Re: Use of Canned FeedersYour UVB is what brand and bulb please and where in the tank is it? As far as the can of silk worms I wouldnt recommend them but every thing else sounds good -- if she is eating them thats good --- w/ the correct UVB she is small enough it may straighten out that is why I am asking what your using and placement of the UVB --- this is crucial
Karrie
Re: Use of Canned FeedersRight now i’m using the Zilla Slimline Desert 50 UVB T8 Fluorescent Fixture with the 5.0 bulb and it is positioned to cover about 75% of the tank with the remaining 25% used for the heat lamp.
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Re: Use of Canned FeedersAre you keeping that UVB or are going to change it out? The Zilla slimline bulb is not as good as bulb as the Reptisun I would change it out to the 10.0 bulb its a better bulb --- make sure the basking spot in the tank is 6-8 inches from basking decor --
Karrie
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