HolliePocket
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I've heard of people feeding fish, like live goldfish or minnows, to their beardies. Is this healthy? Is it even safe?
Fish?
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TheWolfmanTom
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My biggest concern would be parasites, I wouldnt even try it.
Twobeardieguy
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The question is why would you want to? They don't go in the ocean or streams to get fish. It is not in their diet so yes it is a bad idea. 
Parasites are not uncommon in bait store fish or feeder goldfish populations. I also have a turtle and am having a tough time dealing with that aspect of it.
Also, there's more fat in fish, specially goldfish, than there is in crickets or dubias.
Don't do it. Eventually, you will regret trying it.
Frank
Also, there's more fat in fish, specially goldfish, than there is in crickets or dubias.
Don't do it. Eventually, you will regret trying it.
Frank
HolliePocket
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Wasn't really thinking of doing it, I was more curious than anything.
Fallencomrade2008
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Do gold fish live in desert like areas? In sand? lol
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