Bearded Dragons - Food Chart

[Emmy1]

Mine won't touch any of the green coded at all either and they're both thriving so I don't suppose theres much harm in not feeding them the green coded veg. They have likes and dislikes after all

[john09]

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[john09]

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[john09]

[turpin's corner]

As many have said, thanx for posting the list.. Been a great help..

[eloise]

Hi
Is it ok to have a vegetarian beardie or do they need locusts and crickets?

Cheers
Ellie x

[Azlyn]

When it says occasionally on that food chart, All the blue ones how often is that Once a week , Once a month???

[zebedeepink]

Originally Posted by eloise

Hi
Is it ok to have a vegetarian beardie or do they need locusts and crickets?

Cheers
Ellie x

No - Beardies are omnivores which means they need a diet of vegetation and live food. By not feeding a beardie live food, you are depriving them of things they would naturally eat in the wild. A beardie up to about 18 months old needs a diet ratio of around 80% live and 20% veg. Once they hit 18 months, it is pretty much the opposite way around although saying that, my beardie was never too keen on veg although she did eat some.

R.I.P George

[Azlyn]

mine would be happy just eating crickets and all the fruit she isnt allowed every day her greens she'll have a little bit each day but i end up throwing most of it away.

[woodrott]

Originally Posted by Azlyn

When it says occasionally on that food chart, All the blue ones how often is that Once a week , Once a month???

once a month