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you need to up the temps to 100% to 115% basking spot try this site it has all the fruit and vg a beardie can have
http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/newbi...ood-chart.html
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With such a big viv you are going to have to be really vigilant on the temps and the uv. A picture would be great,
You need: Cool end 75-85F Warm end 85-95F Basking spot 105-115F i would suggest having a decent size full spectrum 10%-12% uv strip light and it needs to be low so the beardies can get fairly close to it otherwise its pretty much useless after 10-20inches away. A fairly high wattage ceramic bulb to heat the viv and if needed another low wattage bulb in the warm end to get the temps up. if you have all this then thats great but heat and uvb light are the most important things so they need to be right for bearded dragons to beable to digest food ect and if they can't digest properly then they may not want to eat much and be slow and lathargic, what are the poo's like? Also how long have you had them? because they can take a while to settle in it doesnt allways take just a couple of days. cress is a good one and dark leafy lettuce and crickets are proberbly more cost affective than locusts as a main livefood.
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() heres a pic of my beardies dont know what they are or sex but both headbang at times ive read loads of food threads but still cant get my head round what to get n do i get scared incase i cause them harm but what ive managed to get is a leafy rocket salad with rocket in it and virgil victoire.....apollo....saigon will this be ok ive only had the beardies a few days they was unwanted they poo n wea once aday small amounts eat one to two locas aday (small ones) they fall asleep in the water so im worried they get to cold or drown any advice please Last edited by madmarty; 27-01-2010 at 07:44 PM.. Reason: pics |
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Take the water bowls out, check your temps, the basking spot should be roughly about 110-115 F. The veg your offering at the moment is fine you could also try cress, watercress, butternut squash either grated or finely chopped, romaine lettuce, lambs lettuce, pea tops or shoots are also liked by my beardies.
They should really be on bigger locusts and more.. I this is something that you may have to work on gradually seeing as you rescued them. The main thing is to get your temps right. Liz
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As the above have said
as for greens Nutrition Content That link has really helped me understand whats good
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Hiya,
We often find our beardies asleep in the water bowl lol but it's never affected them, just make sure they go under the basking light soon after they wake up or put them under it, so they can warm up. I would try feedin ur beardies different insects such as meal worms, crickets or mario worms as they can get bored of the same food if it is fed to them all the time. Also with veg try rocket or watercress, our beardies love their greens but not keen on anything else e.g apple ect. Rocket & watercress can be brought in bags at most local supermarkets. Make sure that you break up the leaves slightly though so it's easier for them to eat . Also I would consider changing the UV tube light as that may be another reason ur beardies are not eating. As the UV light helps with digestion of their food. We change ours every 8 months .I hope this helps, If you need anymore help don't hesitate to ask ![]()
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