Re: bearded dragons

Inviato da Adam on Aprile 10, 1999 at 00:54:58:

In Reply to: bearded dragons posted by Laura on Marzo 24, 1999 at 22:48:13:

often bearded dragons get a little lazy as they get older and prefer not to chase smaller and faster insects (unless of course they are starving). If your beardy is eating mostly veges, I'd be thankful as this is a very easy food to supply. I feed all my large dragons on mixed veges and fruit, with cat food , once a week, and twice weekly on mealworms. Mealworms can cause intestinal blockages in smaller animals, that are fed almost entirely on mealworms. The combination with fruit, veges and catfood should be fine.Adam.

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: often bearded dragons get a little lazy as they get older and prefer not to chase smaller and faster insects (unless of course they are starving). If your beardy is eating mostly veges, I'd be thankful as this is a very easy food to supply. I feed all my large dragons on mixed veges and fruit, with cat food , once a week, and twice weekly on mealworms. Mealworms can cause intestinal blockages in smaller animals, that are fed almost entirely on mealworms. The combination with fruit, veges and catfood should be fine.Adam.

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