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He has had phoenix worms.

I do not feed wax worms often AT ALL, but bought some when he wasn't eating just to see if he would eat those, since I know he loves them so much. It was encouraging to see how quickly and enthusiastically he ate them, but I simply cannot get him to eat his salads.

I have an 11-year-old dragon who has not been eating his fruit/veg for the past few weeks. He is still enthusiastically eating his wax worms and horn worms when offered, but he is leaving his salads untouched, even his raspberries which he usually gobbles up immediately. I have tried offering...

I took two screenshots from the webcam today. It shows both Fred and Millie in similar positions inside their viv so you can get a sense of their size difference. I think you can see that Millie is much bigger.

I just received a new shipment of feeders today, so I will see if Fred is interested in some hornworms. I also have some canned crickets, but I hate using those because they are SUPER gross. I would say Millie is at least half-again as large as Fred. In that screenshot I posted yesterday, you...

Well, I may have spoken too soon about Millie and Fred doing fine. While both have been out and about, only Millie seems to be eating. I've gone back through the webcam footage from the past few days and I've been watching the live feed for most of today and while Fred is definitely out and...

Well, Fred and Millie had babies! I didn't even know for sure that we had a male and a female! We believe Fred is actually the female since "he" is much smaller than Millie. But we are going to keep calling them by their existing names and pronouns. We had quite the surprise when my SO spotted...

Here's a screenshot from the webcam in their viv from just before 1:00 PM today. Millie is eating on the left hand side of the screen and you can see Fred in background on the right hand side. So both are out and about today and seem to have recovered from the stress of all the disturbances in...

The two babies still seem to be doing great. The second one ate at least one small cricket yesterday and the one who ate crickets in the video I posted ate three more yesterday! No new hatchlings. The eggs are looking pretty sad at this point, kind of caving in? I don't think they are going to...

I was worried too, but those were the smallest ones I could find. And then I figured, in the wild the babies probably have access to all different sized prey and they figure out what they can handle on their own. So he probably wouldn't eat something if it was too large. He did take his time...

Here's a video of one of them eating his very first crickets: https://youtu.be/FI83Pd_8H18

Here is a pic of the eggs brown-ish eggs we already moved into the babies' viv.

We got the tiniest crickets we could find, dusted a few, and put them in the viv. One of the two little guys went nuts for them and gobbled up three of them right away. The other seemed less interested so far. We have a new worry now, though. My SO was doing some online reading and read that...

Okay, so this morning we took everything out of the viv and dug to find any additional babies or eggs. We found the two hatched egg shells and three unhatched eggs. Right next to that, there was a whole other clutch of four unhatched eggs! I could tell they were two separate clutches, because...