Totally! For beardies and Uros and iguanas I fed mustard greens, kale, other mixed greens and they like green beans too. Mix with occasional bits of pears and other non-citrus fruit, and munchy crunchy live cockroaches. Farmed roaches, not wild ones. Once I saw a beardie eat a cockroach I never looked back. Other insects are good for variety, but lobster roaches are my favorite insectivore feed. I try to provide a varied diet of whole foods for my pets and myself, lol.personally i hate pelleted foods for beardies. they arent dogs, skip the dry food. pellets for fish i understand, its hard to meet their dietary needs with whole food. beardies on the other hand are super easy. give them some fresh veggies or fruits along with their insects and the occasional pinkie or whatever they enjoy. every beardie ive known who was fed pelleted diets ended up fat. especially if you only have 1 to care for, dont be lazy. make the lizard a salad and get them some bugs lol
They are different, either or both is fine.LOL. I’m happy to make whiskey a part of lizard keeping.
Yeah that’s what I read - commercial food can be nice in a pinch or to mix in but veggies and bugs are the way to go for staples. And for staple bugs - dubia roaches, crickets, silkworms bit the others just as treats if I remember right.
I just read that someone makes a mash of veggies and greens and freezes in ice cubes to have as backup either when fresh veg are limited in the house or someone else is feeding when the owner is out of town. Thought that was a good idea.
Are lobster roaches the same as Dubia?