Above someone said crix should be used as a staple as opposed to mealworms and I don't see why mealworms can't be used as a relative staple as long as the worms are gutloaded for a couple of days. Also young beardies should not have a lot if any greens in their diet as mentioned above. These guys grow fast and young ones should be fed almost exclusively on small insects whatever they may be.
How to get my lizard to start eating carrots & lettes
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Above someone said crix should be used as a staple as opposed to mealworms and I don't see why mealworms can't be used as a relative staple as long as the worms are gutloaded for a couple of days. Also young beardies should not have a lot if any greens in their diet as mentioned above. These guys grow fast and young ones should be fed almost exclusively on small insects whatever they may be.
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, I agree roaches would be your best bet but I know how people feel about them. Supers are good I feed them to my tegu still. They are a little tricky to breed tho. Another great thing about superworms is they have less chitin in their skin(The stuff that makes thier shells hard), so the are "softer". I will even feed my leopard geckos supers erry once in a while.