Bearded Dragon – Food Bundle – Juvenile – 6 to 9 Months

Bearded Dragons love locusts!

Silent Crickets are soft bodied, palatable and enjoyed by bearded dragons

Mealworms are a very popular food for bearded dragons. Mealworms have a tough exoskeleton so it is important that the mealworm is well fed so that it makes more nutritious.

Wax worms soft bodied and are a great treat for many species of lizards. They are the larvae of the wax moth, these can also be used as livefood.

We feed our store bred bearded dragons on calci worms as part of their varied diets and are very proud of the condition of our animals. Calci worms are the larvae of the black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens). The larvae and adult flies are eaten by many species. They are know as calci worms due to their high calcium content. Calci worms are very good for bulking up young or underweight animals.

Giant Orange Woodlice are a useful as a livefood for bearded dragonds and have the advantage of a high calcium content due to their calcarious exo-skeleton. If they are to be used as food, they are best served up in a smooth-sided dish in much the same way as mealworms or calci-worms.

Pete's Herbivore Salad Mix is grown especially for reptiles who require a higher fibre content in their greens than are found in conventional supermarket salads. Our bearded dragons are raised on this in store and eat the variety of leaves included in the mix very keenly. Salad may be packed separately from other items.