For a baby I don't recommend superworms. I would recommend feeding them small crickets and mealworms (with their heads cut off). Be cautious with mealworms, if you don't cut their heads off before feeding them to the dragon they have (although not often) been known to eat their way back out.... right through the dragon's stomache.
Good worms to feed to your bearded dragons are super worms. NEVER never never feed them wax worms, meal worms, or any other kind because these worms have hard exoskeletons, which could get lodged in the lizards throat and choke it. Many people have lost their beardies to this. Super worms are good in nutrition, but keep it as a rare treat for them. Just stick to feeding your beardie crickets and different veggies.
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Bearded worms are interesting creatures. These creatures have about 200 to 300 + tentacles depending on the species.
two i can think of komodo dragon bearded dragon
yes, beardies come in many colors and shapes. dont be worried. he may be a red sandfire bearded dragon.
Mice are NOT part of their natural diet ! They feed on small insects (crickets, small locusts, wax worms etc) and green, leafy vegetables !
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Yes, but it isn't common. There are many more ailments that might mimic the symptoms. If your bearded dragon is not behaving normally, take it to an experienced reptile veterinarian.
no way!! it is bad for ur baby? havent u ever heard of baby food (apple sause, and peas?!) i would never take that risk beside they sound gross! would u even eat them?Edit: do NOT feed baby food to a Bearded dragon ! It is highly processed food for human consumption and is not part of its natural diet ! It's the equivalent of a human eating ten 'big macs' three times a day every day ! I am sick of the (apparently large) number of people on here that feed reptiles on food they would never eat in their natural habitat !
6 to 40 but 20 on average