Greens.

[KarrieRee]

Yes but I would cut it up small or shredd it--- and it is a staple feeder-- try it--- it is trial and error- w/ food look at the nutrition website I posted to see what else you can try w/ him-+ what greens have you tried?
Karrie

 

[WinFam01]

I use a peeler for our squash to keep it thin and then still cut it up into small pieces.

Also, how about moving the cricket box to where he can't see it?

 

[ComicBookMama]

Any kind of squash is good... I usually grate mine, and Figment gobbles it down. I've started mixing the mushy grated squash with the greens and have had more luck with my salad-averse dragon and eating his veggies.

 

[WinFam01]

Any kind of squash is good... I usually grate mine, and Figment gobbles it down. I've started mixing the mushy grated squash with the greens and have had more luck with my salad-averse dragon and eating his veggies.

'Grate' idea!
Haha, couldn't resist.

 

[BenjiBoy]

I’ve been giving him collards- he LOVES the squash. I boiled some for him today and mashed it up with the calcium he needed today and he loved it. It’s so cute watching him eat it haha, he liked eating it off my fingers. Does he still need greens if I continue giving him this?

 

[KarrieRee]

Yes you want a balanced diet and you dont need to cook the squash -- you can feed raw -- and its great he loved it - offer different greens like turnip kale and mustard --
Karrie

 

[BenjiBoy]

Is it okay if I cook it ? He only eats it when it is.

 

[KarrieRee]

Yep that's fine just more work for you
Karrie

 

[BenjiBoy]

Okay, thank you so much for all your help. I’m working on trying to get roaches