juvenile reptile food?

[dracoowner]

hi guys i was just on the net looking for some reptile carpet when i came across some juvenile reptile food, http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/reptiles/food/herbivores_insects/dry/85573

has anyone ever tried it for their beardie or know anyone that has?

 

[LJean]

I've tried different commercial foods with no luck. My dragons only like to eat live bugs. Not even a salad.

 

[Catalyst]

I haven't tried that one, but I have used other pellet foods for my dragon. They're a good way of adding variety to your dragon's diet, although they don't replace either live food or fresh greens. I soak them in water so that they're soft and sprinkle them over my dragon's salad like dragon croutons

 

[kirby]

its horrible stuff, it smells like plastic, and playdough and the ingredients are HORRID.

feed live, fresh foods.

 

[lovemybeardies]

My dragons won't eat it. I now use it for cricket food. The crickets like it.

 

[kirby]

My dragons won't eat it. I now use it for cricket food. The crickets like it.

LOL !!!

i have a rescue dragon who was fed ONLY this brand of pellet food. and he was 10 months old and 6 inches. he's now 9" at around 11 m old.

the ingrediants are just fillers and cerials. with artificially added protein etc.

 

[zamboni]

rep-cal juvenile food is the best if you have to use a pellet food imo. Nova loves it sparingly on his salads.

 

[NegativeCreep]

My dragons won't eat it. I now use it for cricket food. The crickets like it.

I have beardie pellets that I do the same thing with. My baby wouldn't touch them, still won't.. not matter what I try. Eh, the crickets love them. They even carry them all around the cricket tank.

 

[dechainechel]

I use a different kind of pellet Rep-Cal® Bearded Dragon Food for juvi dragons. I give them a dish-full every day and sprinkle it w/calcium. They both love it, and it is the easiest way for them to get enough calcium. I feed them Phoenix and Superworms along with salad and veggies as their actual diet. The "cereal" is just a way we get them to eat their calcium, and they like it. I would never substitute the pellets w/live food, or greens.