Beard Czar

Help you handle how fast it Beard Czar grow, and the nutrients that might be lacking in its diet. While at the same time, prevent overeating and obesity. Not all bearded dragons are the same, their food and nutrition requirements become different at the various stages of their life. The three stages of a bearded dragons life is the hatchling, juvenile, and adult stages. I have given you the three sample feeding schedules at the bottom. Hatchlings are less than 4 to 5 months old and are very fragile, it is critical that the lizard receives ample nutrients; do not feed your hatchling any prey items that are larger than its head because it can cause serious injury, disability, or even death. Feeding it fruit flies, pinheads, small crickets, and small wax worms you can find are all good choices. Because of their extremely large appetite, a hatchling will try to consume prey that is too large, a baby dragon that consumes food that is too big can slip into a state of paralysis or it may even die. Do not feed your hatchling mealworms. The hatchling is in a rapid stage of growth so they have different nutritional needs than adults. They should receive a higher percentage of insects and other animal protein than the adults. Their diets should