HI! Congrats on Blue eating salad on his own and more crickets, wish ours would, too. How old is he? I don't think the water dish will cause any skin irritations, they like being wet on occassion. It's the humidity you have to watch out for. I take it you have high humidity alot in Florida. There's a % of humidity you shouldn't be above, check out the care sheet on here. I always give our dragons baths, then water from a syringe, but not in their tanks. I like those to be dry. We live in Vancouver, B.C. Canada, so not a humid, but we also get alot of mist, which ups the humidity. So I leave the water for outside the tank. There's a metre that can measure humidity in their tanks. Some digital thermometers that have the humidity reading.
I think it's great that he's eating his greens. Did you find the nutrition list at
www.beautifuldragons.com? It's a great list of foods/flowers/leaves. Gives comments on alot of foods and is colour coded. We've been referring to it for 4 years now. We have 4 dragons and are fostering 2 others for a friend who's gone to Japan for a year. Our dragons aren't babies anymore, Rubio, our youngest, just turned 2 yrs old. Lonzo is 7 1/2 yrs old, Sweetie is 4 yrs old, Leo is about 3 yrs old. Didi (he's 5 yrs) and Loiosh (she's 6 yrs) are our foster beardies. We have a houseful, considering we live in a 1=bedroom apt. We also have a golden gecko (Rocco) and a beta fish (GianCarlo). Can you tell my hubby is Italian?
Any time you can get some pics up here, that would be great, I love beardie pics, can't get enough.
Deb