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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="xp29, post: 2033914, member: 114539"] What I have observed in my dragons 🐉🐉🐉 (all adult, so im not talking about hatchlings, I agree 100% with AHBD on their food size) My adults will all chew dubias and supers very throughly. Zen is a big dragon, I give him jumbos and he chews them up and eats them with zero issue. He hates supers. Sweet Pea loves supers, she chews them into oblivion, so does Snickers. Ruby hates supers, but will occasionally eat dubias. She is a small dragon 🐉 so I give her medium or large. She chews them enough to not be an issue. Sinatra goes crazy for silkworms but will occasionally eat hard bodied bugs 🐛 he chews those, but not so much the silks or horns. Soft bodied bugs 🐛 🐛 5 for 5 they bite in the middle, chomp shaking their head till they get to one end and then pretty much swallow them whole. I've had to stop setting the container with the hornworms in the habitat as I feed because Snickers has attacked them and snatched the gianormoues ones a couple times and had trouble getting them down. Now I set the container on top out of their reach. (I hand feed insects 98% of the time, feeding is one of the great joys of keeping them). Hatchlings however sould be called hoovers instead of Hatchlings because they inhale everything. I doubt they even taste a bug 🐛 till they are 6 months old lol. I think like AHBD said the size guidelines are far more important for babies. After they are big enough that they will slow down and chew it's more flexible. Heck some people (I'm not one of them) feed their females pinky mice after they clutch. [/QUOTE]
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