Does this all sound right for a baby?

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SpacialCoogs

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6 week is pretty small, you can always cut them in half and feed it to him'her with tongs if they are too big.
 

Gyro

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Okay thank you! I think I am going to be able to feed him the smaller ones, and i'll just pick out the bigger, thicker ones. :lol: Thanks for all of the help! I'll get the pictures of him when I get him :)
 

Gyro

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SpacialCoogs":3h8j3hab said:
Make another Beardie Tales post so I can follow your little guy. :D

Heck yeah I will! I can't wait to watch him grow and become big. I have a list of milestones like first hornworm and first superworm haha. Speaking of, when are hornworms okay to feed? I know even the smaller ones are still kinda big. Iv tried looking around for that answer but can't really seem to find it
 

Gyro

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SpacialCoogs":1l01o8ac said:
They're huge! I'd wait until an adult.

That's what I was thinking haha. Oh man Tuesday can NOT come any faster!
 

Gyro

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Would it be better to feed him at 9:20 am and then again at 3:30ish pm, or at 9:20 and 7:30ish pm. His lights go off at 9:30 pm and on at 8am. The 7:30 second feeding would be better for me but I can make the 3:30 work. Just depends on what's best for the beardie! Also, i'm looking into star names for him :) Names like Pollox or Sirius
 

AHBD

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Hornworms can be ordered very small size, small enough for a 7-8" dragon. The problem is that they grow VERY fast, esp. at room temp. and can get to adult size in about 2 weeks. They're also very expensive, for most people they are not worth paying for until your dragon is a big guy and you get a whole meal out of one worm.
 

Gyro

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AHBD":3a8lfpgx said:
Hornworms can be ordered very small size, small enough for a 7-8" dragon. The problem is that they grow VERY fast, esp. at room temp. and can get to adult size in about 2 weeks. They're also very expensive, for most people they are not worth paying for until your dragon is a big guy and you get a whole meal out of one worm.

okay yeah that makes sense. My local petsmart sells them for $4 a worm which is ridiculous
 

Gyro

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SpacialCoogs":31uaxojt said:
1 more night!

I get him around 6:30pm tomorrow :) So what times do you think I should feed him? I explained my two options a couple posts above.
 

SpacialCoogs

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Well they need 1.5 to 2 hours to properly digest after a big meal. I've never had a baby that small but I'd probably move it to 6:30 so there's lots of time for digestion and pre-bedtime cuddles.
 
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