Treats and Decorations?

[BeardedDragonLover11]

Is there any ideas about homemade treats decor and toys?

 

[CooperDragon]

Perhaps you could build something to climb on. Maybe some kind of window box or ramp for getting access to the window. I used an adjustable lamp stand and dome light to create a portable basking spot in the living room which was helpful. They learned to return to it to warm up when they were out roaming around.

 

[BeardedDragonLover11]

Oh, cool. Thanks. I've heard about homemade bearded dragon food on another one of these threads, I've tried it just messed around with the ingredients a little. His cage is like two to five feet away from the window, which is 3 1/2 feet wide, and like 2 and a forth off the ground. Just some unneeded information, lol. I will try to do that idea, but any treats and toys? I'm growing plants to put in there, such as greens and romaine lettuce.

Thanks again,

BeardedDragonLover11

 

[CooperDragon]

I've made smoothies for Dundee but it was to provide a balanced diet to syringe feed him because he wouldn't eat on his own. For a healthy dragon I'd stick with fresh items for salads as treats and fresh, well hydrated bugs. I didn't build toys for them. I'd just let them roam around and find their own trouble/fun for the most part. Cooper LOVED the christmas tree and would dart across the room as soon as he was free so he could jump up in it and climb around. That was probably the closest thing to a toy.

 

[BeardedDragonLover11]

I've made smoothies for Dundee but it was to provide a balanced diet to syringe feed him because he wouldn't eat on his own. For a healthy dragon I'd stick with fresh items for salads as treats and fresh, well hydrated bugs. I didn't build toys for them. I'd just let them roam around and find their own trouble/fun for the most part. Cooper LOVED the christmas tree and would dart across the room as soon as he was free so he could jump up in it and climb around. That was probably the closest thing to a toy.

Alright, thanks