Ameillia says hi

[dragonlover45]

Hi everyone Todd and Ameillia again! She says hi, haha We'er saying hey and we got some pics up on my blog! also go to youtube, and type in http://youtube.com/raptortodd! two videos yay! the first video was taken only two days after i got Ameillia.

 

[TheWolfmanTom]

welcome aboard blah blah blah

 

[crypticdragons]

yes welcome welcome. dont mind tom and his blahblahblah he is a on a 9 day vacation bender lol

 

[dragonlover45]

LOL wish i could go on vacation! ;D ;D 8)

 

[renich]

Hey, Todd. Cute video. What is Ameillia devouring?

 

[zebraflavencs]

Hewllooooooo todddd... Helllloooo ameilliaaaaaaa !
That's to make up for Tom's blah blah blah... He is a man of few words, and lotsa looks
Janie

 

[dragonlover45]

hey thanks for all the welcomes and nice comments

Renee: Ameillia is eating a meal worm from my fingers

 

[renich]

That's what I thought. I don't want to open a can of worms here...no pun intended , but mealworms are not recommended for bearded dragons, especially one that small. Their outer coat is tough for the beardie to breakdown and digest. It can cause all sorts of issues, the main one - impaction.

I would stick with crickets for a dragon that small. As a general rule, all food for beardies less than 1 year old should be no larger than the space between their eyes. That includes proteins and salad (mustard greens, collard greens, carrot tops, squash, berries, peppers, snow peas, hibiscus, etc).

 

[dragonlover45]

Yes I do know that, she doesnt get them very often. only gave her it for vid

 

[renich]

I like to stay on the side of caution and avoid them altogether.

 

[Twobeardieguy]

Hello and welcome!!! I also agree!!!

 

[dragonlover45]

welll ive never had a problem w/ them w/ dragons
but thanks for word caution