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Probably just shy. How old is she?

A simple wash is fine. Pesticides on food for people to eat aren't as strong and are easier to wash off than the stuff you spray on the lawn.

I use Gahn's cricket farm. I also have my own roach colony.

feed as many crickets as she will eat in five minutes 2 to three times daily for growing babies. adults only need them a couple times a week.

I generally take mine out separately. You could have them both out together you'll just have to keep a close I and monitor them to make sure he isn't being to aggressive.

Spinach has a calcium binder in it so it is good to give. Collard and Mustard greens are good. here is a site with info.http://www.beautifuldragons.503xtreme.com/home.html

Babies some times will just be finicky. Just keep the greens in with him and as he gets older he might start eating them.

It depends on the age. Younger ones will shed a lot more often as they grow. How old is yours? What kind of set up do you have? what and how often do you feed him?

I have used the slimline for years with no issues. You can change the bulb and put a reptisun in it. make sure the plastic cover for the light is taken off to allow the uv to get to your lizards.

I refrigerated it. It won't hurt to if it dosen't need it.

depends on the kind of fake rock and the kind of real rock. rocks hold in the heat and help keep the cage warm for a while after the lights are shut off. Rough rocks help file down sharp claws.

slate floor tile. Pick it up at a hardware store.

put about a dozen in that are smaller than the space between the dragons eyes. after about ten minutes take out the remaining crix or add a couple if their isn't any left. do this 2 to 3 times a day.

As they get older they will eat less bugs and more greens. just keep offering them and when he wants he'll eat them.

Feezing the lettuce makes it mushy. The veggies and fruits are o.k. to freeze.