gettingdragon
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what is the difference between care for a baby beardie and an adult beardie? because i am going to get a baby one and I've been reading info on adults.
what the difference?
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fuzlbaby
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Feeding is mostly the difference. Babies cannot eat some of the things that an adult can, i.e. superworms. Look on the caresheets here and they can give you an idea.
Babies need more protein than adults. Adults should be eating more greens, where as babies probably wont touch their greens until they are a bit older.
Babies need more protein than adults. Adults should be eating more greens, where as babies probably wont touch their greens until they are a bit older.
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