They do assume some odd (to us) positions, he's sitting comfortably (for him) and looks fine.
You might find it beneficial to print off a copy of the following.
My cheatsheet :
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=234738&p=1806050#p1806050 , if you work through it methodically I'm sure you'll find some shortcoming in the lighting and setup and husbandry that do with being changed or tweeked,
This comparison of feeder insects :
viewtopic.php?f=76&t=234999&p=1807834#p1807834
best feeders for a hatchling are BSF maggots, blowfly gents, silkworms, crickets, roaches, or locusts.
This is how I fed my current pair of beardies as hatchlings :
We bought the pair at 5 weeks old and Peppa was 13.9g and Toothless was 11.0g.
I started them each off with three meals per day of live insects , 18 small (20 day old) crickets split between for meals 1 & 2 + blowfly gents for meal 3 , and I also offered greens and grated veg and softened repcal juvenile beardie and vetafarm lizard pellets.
At 2 months old Peppa & Toothless were the following
weights 24.6g and 20.9g
and I was giving each 12 med-small (25day old about 1/4 size) cricket & 4 med-small (1 - 1.5 inch long) silkworms split over 3 meals each + some greens & grate veg & softened repcal juvenile beardie & vetafarm lizard pellets .
At 3 months old
weights were 60.6g and 51.1g
and I was giving each 18 med (1/3 size) crickets & 6 medium (1.5 - 2 inch long) silkworms split over 3 meals each + some greens & grate veg & softened repcal juvenile beardie & vetafarm lizard pellets .
Nhà Cái Cá Cược Trực Tuyến Đáng Chơi Nhất 2024
