I have a adult bearded dragon & 2 adult leopard geckos. Can I feed them these w/o having to crush the head 1st?
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Yes.. my bearded dragon likes his mealworms live. If they're not squirming he's not as interested.
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I don't know anything about these creatures but I would think they could handle live mealy worms. Our blue birds love them!--Bernie Havens
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Yes just plant in container and follow instructions for set up. Feed them small crickets you can get at a pet store. Dont activate traps unless feeding, otherwise youll stress out the plant.
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I feed it to my gerbils, but I imagine they'd be about the same as hamsters. I mixed just a little in with their other food, and gradually increased the amount of the Oxbow. At first they didn't seem to like it, but I noticed it gradually got eaten. One I ran out of the old stuff, all they got was the Oxbow, and when they got hungry enough, they ate it. They've been getting this over about a year now, and gobble it right up! I don't think any of them will starve to death when there's food available.
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i order large Superworms my Bearded Dragons are piglets lol. Most of them a little over 1 inch long and chubby. I give them oats, wheat, Beard Dragons foods an. Hope that help. lyn
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i dont think that is possible i use these for my 2 bearded dragons and they have been perfectly fine
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probably , i used mine on a bearded dragon enclosure. i measured them inside the enclosure to see to see if they were the right size before attaching. worked for me. would buy again. just dry measure before attaching. sorry if that did not help. i love mine.
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I have kept a baby crested gecko in one and I fed him fruit flies. I had no problem, but perhaps that depends on the size of the flies. but yes it will keep the mantis in . its built well, and is very hard to escape from. good luck.....
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I don't see why it shouldn't be ok, but to be sure ask your local reptile store or veterinarian
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If they are big adult red-ears they might be able to grab the base in their mouth and use their front claws like when they are eating. It seems unlikely but conceivable they will break it. Have you tried the ones that stick to the glass with the colored numbers that change with temperature? They may be less accurate but are tough.
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I used them only as feeders. My bearded dragon eats them up before they get a chance to grow.
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I would say "probably not". The cage is well built, but not very sturdy...it is very light. The walls are thin metal caging. It works fine for our small Chinese Water Dragon, but might not be heavy duty enough for a bearded dragon.
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They come in a bag with sliced potatoes in it to feed and hydrate during shipping. I'm not sure what the company feeds them, but if your asking what you should feed them to keep them, I use an oatmeal substrate, and feed them many fruits and vegetables, such as carrots, blackberries from the yard, etc, and sometimes even feed them my left over crested gecko diet.
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probably a little small for a frilled dragon u need a longer tank, not tall, this tank is ideal for reptiles that climb like geckos,chameleons, igauanas etc.
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Can you run another snake in with just a plain head to try and dislodge it?
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I bought this for someone else and he said it worked very well. I am not sure about feeding one or several at a time.
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Hi Michelle, I would use them in a pinch. The dry ones float which is optimal for feeding for aquatic turtles. However, I'm wondering if your animal would be better served with live mealworms as a protein source. Live action snacks would engage the predator in your dragon. Hope this helps.
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I bought this for our veiled chameleon which it is excellent for. I do not know much about bearded dragons, but if they are climbers then yes it would be good.