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I personally don't feed my babies premade veggies. Adult bearded dragons diet is primarily veggies. My adult gets some superworms, or hornworms, or black fly larva 2-3 times a week. Every morning I give him chopped up turnip greens, mustard green or dandelion greens. With this a little green or...

Do they have a hide that only has one opening? Give the option to go into the hide. Sometimes they aren't fully going into brumation, but simply conserving energy with the cold. If they just seem a little lethargic, what wattage bulb do you have? We have to make sure to keep our critters at the...

Yep! My new baby shed her stomach and back and you can see her arms and tail will be within a week or so. My other dragon sheds all in one go

Is there a warm and cold side? You can try measuring your beardie to estimate their age. Try a variety of greens like mustard, turnip and collards. Also a variety of vegetables like butternut squash, yellow squash and bell peppers. I reccomend trying super worms instead of crickets. They are...

Your dragon seems like it will live a very happy life. I agree with the people above, I bought a 40 gallon breader for my juvenile and just filled it with enough stones and wood to reduce any anxiety about the large space. From the picture I see sand in the enclosure. Sand is a tricky one with...

This is a tricky one, how much calcium are you giving him? A multivitamin? Try changing up his salads and adding diversity. Mine eat mustard or turnip greens, sometimes collards, butternut squash and green bell peppers.

It can take a good week or so for a dragon to become comfortable in their enclosure and to start eating greens. I like to put my worms in the bowl so she accidentally snags one and understands that this is where she is getting fed from. I'll still give her a little in my hand but separate from...

Granted that your beardie stops eating all together, then yes its okay. However consider ways to break the habit. Adding a bit of water on the greens post powder can make it seem like less for them. Eventually they'll get used to regular greens. Too much calcium can impact your dragon

I'm sorry to hear about you're struggles as a new beardie owner. I too just adopted a second beardie and would be worried sick. Vomit is concerning but you have to be sure it is vomit (make sure it wasn't a poo!) , and make sure it doesn't happen again. Check on the water a lot, and change it...