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Most of the time younger bearded dragons will eat more insects than salad. Though you should put salad in their habitat, I suggest doing a 10 minute test. A ten munuit test is when you feed your dragon for 10 minutes feeding them as many as they will eat (they will stop when they get enough, at...

Just asking for some good exercises to do with my beardies to get him to like me more :p *btw he’s still a small beardie if that matters*

Thank you! I’ll defiantly try these out!

Just wondering if there were things beardies enjoyed doing? I do have a toy in his enclosure (almost like a ping pong ball with a bell inside it? Not really sure what it is tbh) but I can’t really take him outside as it’s winter and he wants nothing to do with a harness. I handle him and...

I think if I do start worms as feeders I will use Phoenix worms. I’ve heard silk worms can be expensive and harder to care for. The fact that it has so much calcium also pushed me twords the Phoenix

Thanks for the reply! When I said worms I more meant the non-shelled worms like silk worms. I agree that shelled works should not be fed to baby bearded dragons as they could cause compaction or discomfort. I will defiantly consider Dubias as they don’t jump or stink.

I have a bearded dragon named Citrus, about 2.5 months old. I’ve been feeding it crickets (about the size of the width between its eyes) but I don’t like them very much as they stink, jump and are amazing escape artists. It’s a hassle waking up at 5:30 and having time to get the cricketsit needs...