Bearded Dragon Feeding Guidelines

This video provides a comprehensive guide on feeding bearded dragons, covering their omnivorous diet, including staple and moderate insects and vegetables. It explains the importance of a varied diet, appropriate feeding schedules for different life stages, and the risks of overfeeding certain foods. The video also discusses the role of water, the dangers of dried insects, and the need for proper supplementation to ensure a healthy bearded dragon.

What is a common misconception about feeding bearded dragons?

• They don't need water.

• They should be fed fruits daily.

• They only eat plants.

• They can eat their own babies.

Which of the following is considered a staple insect for bearded dragons?

• Superworms

• Blueberries

• Crickets

• Hornworms

Why should superworms be fed moderately to bearded dragons?

• They are low in protein.

• They are high in moisture.

• They are difficult to digest.

• They are high in fat.

Which vegetable should be removed from a spring mix before feeding it to a bearded dragon?

• Kale

• Spinach

• Romaine lettuce

• Dandelion greens

What is the primary reason for offering romaine lettuce to bearded dragons?

• Contains calcium

• High water content

• Rich in vitamins

• High protein content

Why is it not recommended to feed fruits regularly to bearded dragons?

• They cause dehydration.

• They are difficult to digest.

• They are high in sugar.

• They are low in vitamins.

At what age should you start skipping feeding days for a bearded dragon?

• 1 year

• 3 years

• 6 months

• 2 years

What is a common reason bearded dragons might not drink from a water bowl?

• They get moisture from their food.

• They prefer running water.

• They dislike water.

• They are nocturnal.

Why should dried insects be avoided in a bearded dragon's diet?

• They are too moist.

• They lack nutrients.

• They are too large.

• They are too expensive.

What type of calcium supplement is recommended for bearded dragons with UVB exposure?

• Calcium with iron

• Calcium without D3

• Multivitamins

• Calcium with D3