Was going crazy in the tank running back and forth. Looked like it was trying to get out. We thought it was just being feisty bc it just ate and it was the middle of the night when we saw it acting crazy. It was really close to the top. I changed the light bulbs to red and white and took out the blue like she said.
Is it just full? Do they act up and get crazy in the middle of the night? Please help. Is it ok to feed my beardie cheetos? I just did. He is going nuts for more. He wont eat bugs anymore, but the other day I held a cheeto to the window…he went apeshit again and jumped off his branch into the glass in front of my hand hholding the cheeto, He really wants another! What should I do…maybe give him a freeto? I fell asleep with my bearded dragon I I woke up suddenly and I was laying on top of him.
What did I do? Holy hell, never sleep with your reptile! My male beardie has not been eating lately. We have been giving him his favorites crickets, cucumbers, bananas, etc. We have a female who is the same age and is eating well, but he is acting like he is on a hunger strike. He looks good, but just not eating for more than 2 weeks. They are housed separately, but in tanks next to each other. We usually keep a towel to keep him from seeing her, because he gets all fired up now that he is about a year old and likely at sexual maturity.
But, is it possible that just being near her is enough to mess with his hormones? We were thinking that maybe he is just hormonallly upset and maybe that has impacted his appetite. Trying to avoid the costly trip to the vet when he is looking so healthy, still.
Is it ok to feed my beardie leave because I have been feeding him that for about two months before Christmas but lately I have been seeing things about how you should not feed them lettuce so just checking with you. I do not use pesticides in my yard.
I feed my beardies a nice salad of clover three to four times a week and they chow down. I also feed crickets, mealworms, super worms, and Dubai roaches. Any thought on clover? I feel so stupid! Should I take her to the vet??!?! Not the flower itself though.. Your email address will not be published. You might also want to make sure that you are selecting baby Arugula. You can further aid digestion by chopping up Spinach and Arugula into bite-sized pieces before feeding them to your Bearded Dragon.
This will prevent your Bearded Dragon from choking on the leafy vegetables. But, what types of vegetables should your Bearded Dragon be eating? As a general guide:. There are multiple options that you can use as part of a balanced diet. These can include things like;. Each of these foods can be a great part of the Bearded Dragon diet, helping nourish them. You should make sure that you are varying the foods that you provide. When this happens, they might decide to stop eating.
You might also want to use some supplements. In most cases, Bearded Dragons will need to get plenty of calcium to build strong bones. You can sprinkle some calcium over their vegetables to make sure that they are getting enough of this nutrient. You should be able to find this supplement in most pet stores. But how should you be preparing them?
Several types of vegetables are available on the market. Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. Log in. Install the app. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Iceburg Lettuce Thread starter sobotta Start date Jun 7, The red color often draws his attention to his salad and may entice him to eat.
Some people have had luck with adding in some colored bearded dragon pelleted food from the pet store. In addition to a variety of greens, your bearded dragon should get plenty of gut-loaded crickets and other insects, some fruits, and vegetables such as squash and bell peppers. Bearded dragon pellets are not recommended as a staple food but are okay to offer alongside the greens and other foods that are more natural than pellets. Adding a light dusting of calcium powder to your dragon's salad a few times a week is also a good idea to make sure he is getting adequate amounts of the important mineral.
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