Hey guys, I'm new

[Skybug]

Ive never seen a beardie eat them but i dont think anything ill would happen. Its worth a try! , they’re so tiny as babys might be fun, just dont leave them to roam the tank, make shure he eats them or they go back in the container.

 

[Sadie]

Thanks for all the great information guys, I really appreciate it. I did some scouting at the local grocery store for greens just to see what they had. So I got a decent selection for that.. What about the Flightless Fruit flies that Flukerfarms offers is that a good treat for them or should that be avoided? What sort of flooring would be best? I'm thinking possibly repti carpet of some kind...seen folks using tile and paper towels for easy clean up.

textured NON adhesive shelf liner is real good and the fruit fly stuff is canned jarred ? Is it a dried stuff -- I personally do not feed anything from the pet stores for food - all my dragons are fed fresh greens and live insects and worms I get on line

 

[FalconMan]

These are live flightless fruit flies they come in a "sustainable colony" from what I read. It was listed in a link someone replied to me with earlier actually.

 

[Sadie]

These are live flightless fruit flies they come in a "sustainable colony" from what I read. It was listed in a link someone replied to me with earlier actually.

I have never seen them --- so I dont know anything about them - did you do any googling on them?
Here is a topic on them

Flightless Fruitflies? | Feeders

Bought a jar of them from petco. The jar has a colony of em that's supposed to last for a month. Was a good deal so I bought them. But, I've never fed them to my beardie and wasn't sure of they're a good feeder??

www.beardeddragon.org

 

[FalconMan]

Yep seems there too small and not really worth it as a feeder.

 

[Bailey]

Welcome to the forum! Great place to get some very useful information. These people have helped me tremendously!