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Need Help, beardie not eating veggies!
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[QUOTE="bayoupig5, post: 1997575, member: 27248"] Most of my dragons never ate enough salad. It is frustrating. My oldest girl dragon, never eats veggies. I offered all the time and still do and it all goes dry. I even tried to throw pieces in her mouth while she was eating bugs, but she spat them out. My best investment a few years back was a Magic Bullet. During the Spring and Summer I puree the fresh greens and veggies in the Bullet and feed her by syringe. I also bought a dehydrator and coffee grinder and during the Fall and Winter I feed her the dehydrated and powdered veggies. I reconstitute with water, or baby food and again feed by syringe. Syringing does ensure hydration as well, so they can get their greens and water together. I always syringe to the side of the mouth and not from the front, with only giving 1 to 2 mls per bite, so to speak. It has worked very well for me. I tried everthing else, using bugs in veggies, fruit in veggies, bee pollen in veggies, hand feeding, wiggling, etc. Nothing worked, so syringe it is. [/QUOTE]
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