NerJaro
Juvenile Dragon
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- 113
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- Tulsa, Oklahoma
i get up at either 3:30 or 5:30 in the morning and i dont have time to wait for my dragon to warm up, would it be ok to leave 2 or 3 crickets in with my dragon so it can eat when hungry?
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leaving a few crickets
- Thread starter NerJaro
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if there is no possability you can wake up 30mins before you have to to turn on your lights to let him warm up then feed him?
im not good on this question so it will best be answered by someone who knows much more then i do.
i mean if i were in your shoes, i wouldent want my dragon to go hungrey. but at the same time their bodies have to warm up first before they eat. and i have always been told not to leave cricks in overnight, i dont know about leaving them in while the tank is on. they might mess with him while he is trying to bask.
im not good on this question so it will best be answered by someone who knows much more then i do.
i mean if i were in your shoes, i wouldent want my dragon to go hungrey. but at the same time their bodies have to warm up first before they eat. and i have always been told not to leave cricks in overnight, i dont know about leaving them in while the tank is on. they might mess with him while he is trying to bask.
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Put some greens for it in the morning, feed the crix when you get home.
Wellovelizards
Hatchling Dragon
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- 87
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- Indiana
We do greens every am then we have our bugs and worms at night. She loves this routine
NerJaro
Juvenile Dragon
- Messages
- 113
- Location
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
mind you (s)he is still a baby (or a youngling really) the vet weighed (s)he and the weight was i think 1 gram.
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You must be wrong on the weight, but great on the Vet visit. Please post pics of BD & setup ...
NerJaro
Juvenile Dragon
- Messages
- 113
- Location
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
does .1 lb sound right (45 grams)
