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baby beardie not eating
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[QUOTE="Axil, post: 2020813, member: 117612"] That's great to hear. In my, albeit limited, experience baby dragons can eat a truly shocking amount. Plan on having 50+ feeders available daily and you'll make a lot less emergency trips to PetSmart to stock up than I did. Ordering in bulk online will likely save you a lot of money in the long run. I get most of my feeders from [URL='https://dubiaroaches.com/']dubiaroaches[/URL] but there are plenty of other reputable places to choose from. Keep offering salads. It sounds like he's already eating some which is great. I think it's a lot easier to keep them in that habit than try to establish it when they get older. Lots of stories here about stubborn dragons refusing greens well after the age they are meant to subsist primarily on plants. Post any questions you have. There's plenty of things you may run across I'll know absolutely nothing about, but there are plenty of kind and experienced people here who have helped people with issues I didn't even know existed. And if you have the time photos and updates are always appreciated. I know I'm not the only one who looks forward to seeing your baby Dragon grow and thrive in your care. [/QUOTE]
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