As many as it will eat within about ten minutes. Bearded Dragons actively hunt their food - eating enough to 'fill them up' before resting. Simply feed a few at a time - until your Beardie stops eating - then just drop the same amount in the vivarium next time.
4 or less 6 3 in the morning and 3 at night
This question worries me as your bearded dragon should be fed every day! The petshops feed them every other day but if you would like your beardie to maintain a healthy diet, you really should be feeding him/her daily with fruit and veg along with some live food like crickets.
If it's eating that many at one feed - you need to increase the size of the crickets you're feeding it !
A grown bearded dragon typically requires about 20 to 50 crickets per week, depending on its size, age, and overall health. It's essential to provide a balanced diet that includes not only crickets but also a variety of vegetables and occasional fruits. Be sure to dust the crickets with a calcium supplement before feeding to ensure your dragon receives adequate nutrition. Always monitor your dragon's weight and adjust the quantity as needed.
no. but if there are far to many crickets in the cage it will hurt it.
There could be several reasons why your bearded dragon is refusing crickets. It might be experiencing a change in appetite due to stress, illness, or environmental factors such as temperature or lighting. Additionally, if it has been offered too many crickets or a varied diet recently, it may simply be bored with that food choice. Always ensure its habitat is optimal and consider introducing different foods to stimulate its interest.
about 32 two or three times a week. with a daily salad of dark greens veggies and fruit. no iceburg though. gives the beardie the runs and dehydrates them.
You should feed your baby bearded dragon 5-10 appropriately sized Dubia roaches per feeding, 2-3 times a day.
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As many as it does
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Mice are NOT part of their natural diet ! They feed on small insects (crickets, small locusts, wax worms etc) and green, leafy vegetables !