So my beardie eats for meat, reptiworms and crickets, and for veggies it eats collard greens, mustard greens, or turnip greens, along with the occsional carrot. For fruit I will sometimes add some mango or banana or some apple if it is peeled. I will also a little bit of bearded dragon bites to his greens to get him to the food. He is a tad bit over weight? Should I putting him on a diet? Just a little concerned.
Quick question about diet
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How old is he? What is his weight? How often do you feed him?
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About how long is he?
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This is Atlas, he's my 3 year male leatherback. i don't know whether to be worried as he has no femoral pores what so ever, not even small ones! i always thought they would come with age but he is getting a bit older now and i'm starting to worry. here are some photos of his lack of pores. if someone could let me know if this is healthy that would be greatly appreciated!!
This is Atlas, he's my 3 year male leatherback. i don't know whether to be worried as he has no femoral pores what so ever, not even small ones! i always thought they would come with age but he is getting a bit older now and i'm starting to worry. here are some photos of his lack of pores. if someone could let me know if this is healthy that would be greatly appreciated!!
