Feeding Fiona and Galileo

[Darkestfallen]

So I am having issues with the feeding of Fiona and Galileo. I got them a little over two weeks ago. They love their small crickets, I have been having issues finding worms locally. They are both babys So I worry about superworms. I have not found any dubia in my local area either. I have bought Butternut Squash, Collard Green, Sweet Potatoe, Papaya and Mango. I had startted byy offering them carrots and greens, but foubd carrots are not that great. I use a food processor to get the pieces small enough. I offer two different types of fruit/veggie every day and they don't seem interested at all in their salads. They seem happpy and healthy but I want to make sure I am doing all I can. Any suggestions or information would be very much appreciated.

 

[Gormagon]

You can order Dubias online. If it was me, I would order 1000 nymphs and, having 2 dragons you need to start a large colony of them to keep you supplied. Just remember that for every male, get 3 females and, it will take at least three months for the colony to get to the supply stage. Dubias are 4x more nutritious than crickets and, are less likely to carry parasites.
BSFL and, silkworms are the only worms that I would feed a small (Baby or Juvie). Waxworms are fatty with little to no nutritional value (and are like crack cocaine to dragons), mealworms and superworms are a no-no because of the impaction risk because of their hard exoskeletons.

 

[Darkestfallen]

You can order Dubias online. If it was me, I would order 1000 nymphs and, having 2 dragons you need to start a large colony of them to keep you supplied. Just remember that for every male, get 3 females and, it will take at least three months for the colony to get to the supply stage. Dubias are 4x more nutritious than crickets and, are less likely to carry parasites.
BSFL and, silkworms are the only worms that I would feed a small (Baby or Juvie). Waxworms are fatty with little to no nutritional value (and are like crack cocaine to dragons), mealworms and superworms are a no-no because of the impaction risk because of their hard exoskeletons.

Thank you for the information. Are Dubias immune to cold? It is -12 degrees outside. If they get delivered when I am not home will they die off? That was my concern with the Horn Worms as well.