Re: bearded dragons

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Inviato da Patricia on Novembre 18, 1999 at 03:11:44:

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

: We're having feeding problems with our 1 year old dragon. She used to eat really well, crickets an greens with no problems. Now she only eats greens, ocassionally some mealworms or waxworms.
: She just doesn't seem real interested in the bugs. If we sprinkle any kind of supplement on the greens, she'll eat a couple bites and leave the rest. We know that she needs protein, but aren't having much luck getting it in her. we were wondering if maybe the tank size has anything to do with it (20 gal. long with heat lamp and uv uvb lighting). She seems to be growing well and looks very healthy, but we're still concerned. Any info on this would be great. Thanks

Laura, I have a recipe for pedialite that I make and use when whiskers is off her feed. If you are interested e-mail me and we can talk.

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