Well that's such great news for Stryker, mealworms are just not good enough for beardies, I found out the hard way when I got my Sweetie 6 yrs ago; she loved them, but they didn't love her! So we went to crickets & when she got over 16" long superworms. I've heard phoenix worms are great for beardies, they're small, soft bodied & full of calcium, but crickets are good, too, as long as you feed them well.
It's such a treat to see such well-taken care of beardies. I just love all the pics. Having 5 adults males from 4 yrs old to 9 yrs old, it's great to see little ones again. And all of them will grow at different paces, so don't worry yourselves. You're all doing a GREAT job with all your babies!
It's such a treat to see such well-taken care of beardies. I just love all the pics. Having 5 adults males from 4 yrs old to 9 yrs old, it's great to see little ones again. And all of them will grow at different paces, so don't worry yourselves. You're all doing a GREAT job with all your babies!
He turned 9 months on 10/27 and it's about time he's putting on weight! He is 15 1/2 inches long. I know he still has a long way to go! Can anybody else tell me what their similar aged dragons weigh?
I think he's pretty much at his full size, though he might get heavier. He weighed in today at 456 grams-including his tail! And I think that's the reason why he seemed so underweight all these months. He outgrew the scale and I wasn't takeing his tail into consideration! 
The last couple of times I've weighed both parts seperately, as beast I could, and added them together. He is 17 1/8 inches long! 
