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Hi Dale!!
Just wanted to let you know my baby Falcor is getting so BIG! Thanks again because I get compliments all the time, even from the Vet, on how pretty he is!!
Just wanted to let you know my baby Falcor is getting so BIG! Thanks again because I get compliments all the time, even from the Vet, on how pretty he is!!
I really like this site, and i really like the testimonials of these people. I am hoping to purchase my bearded dragon from here!
Love the site Dale, Nesse is doing great I will send in some pictures soon.
Thank you so much for the compliments and thank you for chosing Dales Bearded Dragons, I know you could have chosen someone else. I am so glad to hear that your girl is happy and growing good. Post some pics...we would all love to see them. I love to see what "my" babies turn out like.
Dale
Dale
I would like to say that you supply the best dragons. I have found that it does take a little time for your dragon to get comfortable enough to eat. It took Inara over a week and now she eats all of her crickets. Her favorite meal is silk worms. They are okay for them to eat on a daily basis. I give her both silk worms and crickets. coastalsilkworms.com is a great supplier. You are better off buying a few hundred and keeping them in a tub because you go through them quick, which is another reason she only gets 6 a day. She is a happy girl and growing fast.
Dale,
Thank you so much for my wonderful, Fox. I can't ask for a better pet. Getting a Bearded Dragon has been a plan of mine for a while and im glad i finally have one. If i ever have any questions or any further interests in getting another Bearded Dragon ill be sure to come to you. By the way, love the website it is so helpful it has answered a lot of questions i have had and im positive that this is a reliable source. If i ever decide to start breeding ill be sure turn to you for advice. Looking foward to seeing more of your Beardies at further expos.
Thanks,
Axel
Thank you so much for my wonderful, Fox. I can't ask for a better pet. Getting a Bearded Dragon has been a plan of mine for a while and im glad i finally have one. If i ever have any questions or any further interests in getting another Bearded Dragon ill be sure to come to you. By the way, love the website it is so helpful it has answered a lot of questions i have had and im positive that this is a reliable source. If i ever decide to start breeding ill be sure turn to you for advice. Looking foward to seeing more of your Beardies at further expos.
Thanks,
Axel
Amy,
I suggest feeding your dragon crickets. But, before you feed them you should put them in Calcium powder and shake them up so that they turn white. This way your dragon can getits food and its calcium.
I suggest feeding your dragon crickets. But, before you feed them you should put them in Calcium powder and shake them up so that they turn white. This way your dragon can getits food and its calcium.
dales bearded dragons says...
Hi,
first I would like to start by saying that this is not a forum for dragon discussions and that you might get faster answers if you were to post on beardeddragon.org or repticzone.com. OK....that being said, I would start practicing tough love and only feed dusted crickets....I am sure he/she will eat crickets when it gets hungry enough. The problem with super worms is that they are highly addictive but very high in fat and can cause fatty liver disease. A diet of only supers is detrimental to a dragon's health so I would start the switchover as soon as possible.
Hope this helps some.
Hi,
first I would like to start by saying that this is not a forum for dragon discussions and that you might get faster answers if you were to post on beardeddragon.org or repticzone.com. OK....that being said, I would start practicing tough love and only feed dusted crickets....I am sure he/she will eat crickets when it gets hungry enough. The problem with super worms is that they are highly addictive but very high in fat and can cause fatty liver disease. A diet of only supers is detrimental to a dragon's health so I would start the switchover as soon as possible.
Hope this helps some.
first I would like to start by saying that this is not a forum for dragon discussions and that you might get faster answers if you were to post on beardeddragon.org or repticzone.com. OK....that being said, I would start practicing tough love and only feed dusted crickets....I am sure he/she will eat crickets when it gets hungry enough. The problem with super worms is that they are highly addictive but very high in fat and can cause fatty liver disease. A diet of only supers is detrimental to a dragon's health so I would start the switchover as soon as possible.
Hope this helps some.
i am having a problem getting my dragon to eat. he will only eat super worms a this really worries me. does anyone have any suggestions on how to get him to get more calcium
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