Get some bsfl / nutri grubs/ calci worms/ phoenix worms all the same drop them in front of her on the salads - it will get her attention they are a good staple feeder- get large you will need a bowl like glass or ceramic to keep them in feed first thing in the morning on her salads -Hi all, my bearded dragon is currently a year and a half old and refuses to eat greens, how can I get her to eat her greens?
We’re doing that but she either doesn’t look at them, or sees them and doesn’t eat themGet some bsfl / nutri grubs/ calci worms/ phoenix worms all the same drop them in front of her on the salads - it will get her attention they are a good staple feeder- get large you will need a bowl like glass or ceramic to keep them in feed first thing in the morning on her salads -
Ok try some silk worms-- they stick to everything -We’re doing that but she either doesn’t look at them, or sees them and doesn’t eat them
You can try using a topper on her salad. I use a flower topper (I crush them in my hands and sprinkle it on the salad), but you can also use bee pollen or salad dressing made specifically for reptiles. A slurry can help to get the taste in their mouth. Just put a couple foods safe for bearded dragons in a blender and make it really smooth. Use a syringe to drop some in her mouth. Sometimes moving the greens in front of them can help as they like going for things that move.Hi all, my bearded dragon is currently a year and a half old and refuses to eat greens, how can I get her to eat her greens?