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Like I just said in a previous post... we were sure "Misty" was a girl until she suddenly dropped and knocked up both of my females. Henceforth known as "Gabriel".Yes. Um, I think Alley's a girl again? I'm not sure of his/her sex. But there are these two little bumps above his/her vent, and there's no bumps under the base of the tail.
You know you're a bearded dragon owner when your dragon confuses you as to his/ her sex. I think I have an odd beardie because he/she changed his/her sex? LOL!
Don't think lady bugs are ... but fireflies\lightning bugs are. Haven't tested it out, but it is said that it only takes one to take a BD down quite quickly.
Fireflies are the only ones that I am aware of, that are in themselves 'Toxic', this isn't to say that others may not have been into something that could be toxic. I don't really recommend letting them be out & not in a controlled environment. We try to keep their enclosures as clean as possible, which in it's own way, can be detrimental to their immune system, because it hasn't built itself up by having to fight anything off. Introducing it to insects & fauna, that is not native to them, is not really the best of plans.
You know you're a Bearded dragon owner when...
*you fill your Facebook wall with pictures of them.
*you make their breakfast before yours
Scary! Good thing there are no fireflies in this areaDon't think lady bugs are ... but fireflies\lightning bugs are. Haven't tested it out, but it is said that it only takes one to take a BD down quite quickly.
Scary! Good thing there are no fireflies in this area![]()
Yep, you definitely do live in firefly territory.There are tons of them here. None during the day, with the exception of one walking around the screen door to my front door.![]()
Yep! I guess we should have been called the firefly state instead of the peach state.Yep, you definitely do live in firefly territory.
I don't use freeze dried insects, sorry. Generally BD's like to chase their prey and don't see it as food unless it's moving. I know there are BD pellets and things like that you can use that you add water too... is that what you're referring to with dehydrated food?Yep! I guess we should have been called the firefly state instead of the peach state.LOL.
By and by, what do you know you about the canned lizard food like freeze-dried grasshoppers, freeze-dried pillars, and have you heard of instant dehydrated food and all you add is warm water to rehydrate? It's like an instant meal. Could you tell me if these are really good for beardies?