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Here is the link of the new feeding method which severely restricts the amount given to baby beardies and the rationale behind it.
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[QUOTE="NickAVD, post: 2033843, member: 117461"] But we must give credit to the Australian veterinarian. He did a lot of work researching temperatures, UVI coefficients and the lifestyle of beardies. It was interesting to see how they live in Australia - they build holes, climb trees. How baby dragons hunt by jumping from bushes to catch prey, the interview is long, but worth watching. For myself, I found a convenient way to check the warming zone by measuring the temperature on Foxy’s back. it really works and does not depend on the platform material, besides, an IR thermometer for people is suitable for this [/QUOTE]
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Here is the link of the new feeding method which severely restricts the amount given to baby beardies and the rationale behind it.
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