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:lol: good point

try collard greens if you can get em, they are better for em and have more calcium :)

I haven't tried em yet with my dragons but plan to soon. saw some in the store the other day

I put orange slices in sometimes, good source of water too and I hear it helps with breeding

your dragon eats what the roaches eat so I wouldnt feed em that much sugar. Things like carrots, dog/cat food, orange slices sometimes, and greens

Yea my guys have a hide, I turned off the UVB and just left on the basking light, they just woke up on their own, but even though I knew what it was I was just a little worried. Mine are about 1 and 1/2 and this is their first time to burmate.

I have 2 Dragons, one slept for about 2 weeks and then woke up and the other one only about a week.

Dubia Roaches are the best feeder for sure! The won't get out like crickets, or stink like them either. Dont look at them as a Roach look at them like steak for your Dragon :)

Dubia are great and easy! you can get a non shut off heating pad on amazon. When your dragon gets around 16 inches Super Worms are really easy too

James they are great for a treat. i'll buy em every once in a while and give em maybe 2 wax worms every other day along with the supers and veggies

they go through stage for sure. a varied diet is the way to go. I'll give mine wax worms every once in a while. Mine mainly eat Super Worms but mix It up with Crickets and Dubia too. My buddies dragon only likes wax worms but he was given like 20 one day then that was all he wanted :silent:

sounds great, you can spray with calcium about 5 times a weeks not every time. good luck!

my dragon was eating 15-20 a day for only 3 days and got pretty impacted. Super Worms do not once the dragon gets over 16" . I will never feed them to mine again

they are so easy to breed but will cause impaction, might want to try Super worms instead

for some reason Locust seem easier to find in the U.K. from what I've read, but I've never been able to go to a big expo or anything. the grubs, they are called corn grubs too but are fly larva.

wish we could get locust in the states, would like to try em

one of mine decided she doesn't like crickets anymore too. She still eats her Supers I just ordered some grubs from Grubco.com looking forward to trying them. Really good deal! 500 for only $12.00 shipped

that's cool, you may want to try to give your gecko wax worms, but they are high in fat so not too many of em

they are so tempting to raise b/c they are so easy, but my dragon got a lil impacted after eating only about a dozen mealworms for 3 days. I switched to raising Super worms.

its not worth the risk, tile is the way to go for sure