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I'm worried that if I give him the supers much more often he will refuse the greens ( which he has done before ). I have access to crickets, but I'm trying to keep those as a last resort, and I'm in Florida so I can't get dubias

I don't feed any insects other than superworms, I was feeding him phoenixworms but the majority of them would turn into flies before I had a chance to give them to him. Yes, he gets collard greens and yellow squash everyday, I'm hoping to soon add dandelion greens to his diet

He's 17 inches long. He only gets bugs twice a week and only three superworms each time.

ok, thanks! I have no intention on making him fat, you can't really see it in the pictures but his hip bones are very pronounced from his tail, and he only weighs around 300 grams. So I just meant trying to get some of the weight back on his tail

Ok, thank you for clearing that up!

When I got Mitch I originally thought he was a normal bearded dragon, but when he shed a week or so ago his colors changed quite a lot, and now I don't have any idea what he could be. First pic is him before he shed, the other four are after. I should also mention that I know he is...

Oh wow! You did a great job with her, she’s beautiful!

He is old enough to brumate. I unfortunately don’t have any other ideas, you should probably see if you can ask cooperdragon or kingofnobbys

Not that I can see, but how many gallons is your tank?

That’s great! Let me know how they do!

I don’t know a whole lot about the whole health side of beardie care, but it seems the cool side is way too hot. The cool side should be in the mid 70s-low 80s ( f ). Once that is lowered he should be more willing to eat

they often darken their entire bodies in order to help them warm up. Don't worry, I was confused when Mitch first did it too

I believe they can be fed raw, but you should probably see what some the experts say

That’s awesome!