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brandon - come to terre haute, indiana and see for yourself. i encourage any member to come stop by. I urge you to come see my zoo. pm me if you would like details. MissT- Did you get xrays or are you assuming? What were the symptoms of your sister dragons slight impaction?

brandon - wow guy you dont give up. When i recommend anything i make sure husbandry is good by asking and recommending any adjustments. EVERYTIME! When i sell a dragon or reptile for that matter. They get a care sheet with specific instruction. If someone doesnt follow it, that is irresponsible...

MissT- Im really glad you were able to save the dragon. Its great thing people like you are out here. This thread is about healthy dragons and meal worms. Not ones that really arent. :)

i cant speak from personal experience. AGAIN! i have seen it done under sub par conditions with no health issues but i have not seen it long term. still not the answer you want? seriously man how old are you?

I HONESTLY I DONT KNOW HOW TO MAKE IT MORE SIMPLE TO YOU. ANSWER: IN A HEALTHY DRAGON......NO!

Get back on topic and read back a few pages past all this non sense you have posted and you will see that you will soon find out what i am saying is correct.. both questions were answered but not to your liking.

I give up with you a simple age is all i ask.. You again keep to your agendas. REMEMBER! HEALTHY DRAGONS AND MEAL WORMS HEALTHY DRAGONS AND MEAL WORMS HEALTHY DRAGONS AND MEAL WORMS HEALTHY DRAGONS AND MEAL WORMS HEALTHY DRAGONS AND MEAL WORMS HEALTHY DRAGONS AND MEAL WORMS HEALTHY DRAGONS...

YOU QUESTION ARENT ON MY TOPIC! HEALTHY DRAGONS AND IMPACTION BUDDY PLEASE SIT BACK AND THINK BEFORE YOU REPLY PLEASE!!

Brandon i really could careless of what you have to bring to the table. you cant even answer a simple question. you have started rallying your own agenda from the get go. I will make this next part large for you. maybe it will get through to you if it is large. WHAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND? RE...

now answer my question: how old are you? I will also re state this.RE READ THE QUOTE IN THE FIRST POST AND WHAT I SAID. I am not speaking for any other variable BAD or WHATEVER YOU CAN MUSTER UP. GOOD HEATH IS WHAT I HAVE STATED FROM THE GET GO! You, Beardednoob and whoever else is rallying...

I will agree she does give great advice normally. i do however know this particular statement is incorrect. why not?

beardednoob said: You have also stated and I do not believe it has been disputed, that you have never heard of a healthy dragon having issues with mealworms in their diet. Look at my first post and look at what a mod stated in the quote. you have been fighting a fight i didnt start this thread...

beardednoob - i understand your point. im not going to keep bouncing this back and forth. we dont see eye to eye period. I still havent been given a link to a study that has shown me otherwise.

im not sure if you have read through this thread. one of my points is that people read information whether it to be true or false and run with it because others that have read it say the same thing. heres the thing like i have stated before. I have raised many animals including dragons on them...

Beardednoob - I believe every post is useful weather it presents itself or not. There is usefulness in the most mundane of thoughts. ataraxia - thanks for the laugh (i thought your post was funny) Beardednoob - For someone who is intelligent that is an odd remark. You cannot learn from others...

i guess i have a strange sense of humor and yes i have many times over.

its coming dont worry. you will also get to see pretty little pictures. :lol:

thanks for the laugh :P

thank you for posting anything that is useful. have a good day :)

To the naked eye :) It actually has goitrogens that block iodine absorption. Iodine plays many roles including your animals appetite. Own a chameleon and if you want it to live out its expected life expectancy. You will learn more about nutrition than you will ever want to know :) edit: did...