BeardieLover232":3d0rtoek said:i have fed canned crickets to my dragon. she loved the crap out of it! it doesn't hurt to try
traildrifterphalanx":34c2g0ab said:I would say it depends on what you are adding.
By all means, the fresher the food, the better, and generally canned or dried stuff is not preferred as it is less nutritious.
What are you looking to add to the salad?
IggyIggs":1omru0ar said:I was just going to sprinkle some of those on my salad of kale cucumber blue berries strawberries and raspberries.
i have fed the pellets to my dragon before. the red is supposed to attract them to make them eat it. but you know, dragons.. if its not moving, not going to eat it!IggyIggs":12k7q6jy said:BeardieLover232":12k7q6jy said:i have fed canned crickets to my dragon. she loved the crap out of it! it doesn't hurt to try
Iggy loves live crickets but there's like this vita infused fruity pebble like food I wouldn't mind trying I am just afraid to hurt my beardie. I an so protective of my baby girl.
eeaston16":3is33zop said:Don't do it.
canned food isn't found in the wild for them to eat. just do fresh
traildrifterphalanx":35699n3f said:IggyIggs":35699n3f said:I was just going to sprinkle some of those on my salad of kale cucumber blue berries strawberries and raspberries.
Just a word of caution, and I'm unsure if this is your normal salad, but kale is not a great veggie staple for dragons as it binds calcium. Also with that said, your salad is a little fruit heavy :lol: The water content in cucumber in addition to all those fruits may result in some super runny poo. I'd try and only offer 1 fruit, or small bits of each in with a salad of primarily good veggies, like collard, mustard, turnip, or dandelion greens.