What do bearded dragon eat?

Answer 1

A bearded dragon mostly eats crickets,worms,vegetables and dandelions.They also eat locusts.

Other foods include vegetables such as collard greens, romaine lettuce, kale, mustard greens, and carrots. Adult lizards may also eat pinky mice.

Bearded dragons eat grasshoppers and crickets whilst young, and as they become an adult they eat locusts and large mealworms along with the normal large crickets or large hoppers. They can also eat salads on the side but do NOT give them water lettuce as they don't like too much water. Also, do NOT feed them pinky mice or any kind of mouse. This could effect their diet.
you can feed beardies............ locust, crickets, waxworms, pinkies, mealworms, superworms, dubia roaches and they also eat fruit and salad but you cant feed them iceberg letuce and spinach.

This is not totally true as you can feed spinach to bearded dragons but only in small amounts and not often. Rubarb is the only known poisonous food for bearded dragons and iceburg lettuce has no nutritional value and will give them the runs and dehydrate them although it can be fed to them. Most people suggest other lettuces to iceburg and think they are alright to feed however they do the exact same thing and all lettuce has no nutritional value. Try feeding you dragon kale or bok choy as they have high calcium content and will be more benefitcial.

Answer 2

Bearded dragons eat:

• Locus
• hissing cockroaches
• meal worms
• baby mice
• rocket

my bearded dragons favourite is locus :D......I would stick with cickets and mealies until he\she is old enough to eat bigger things...and it probobly wont eat plants until it is older....and what in the world is a rocket you don't know what you are talking about...email me if you have questions

Sincerely, Jon C. Allen

Answer 3

Mealworms, Crickets, and lettuce, kale, and things like that.

Answer 4

bearded dragons eat crickets and variates of vegtables and fruit

Answer 5

Bearded Dragons can eat crickets, dubia roaches, waxworms, and butterworms, and fruit and vegetables