Hello! My friend had a beardie, and I fell in love with him! So now I'm looking to get my own. But not for awhile, at the very least a month. But I figured I'd go ahead and join and figure out the best way I can spoil my little fella (or lady lol) So hey!
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A few good links to help get you started ...
Basic BD Care Sheet - A Place To Start
Bearded Dragon --- Exclusive Care Info Library
Beautiful Dragons Nutrition Chart
Is Bearded Dragon Co-habitation a good plan?
Glad to hear that you are planning ahead & not doing an impulse buy. Always good to have your setup & temps stable Prior to getting your new pet.
Good Luck
Oooh, thanks for the links 
But I was looking at the list of nutritional needs, and I got a little confused about one thing. It says crickets should be fed occasionally, but I was under the impression they should be given frequently? And dusted in calcium powder?
But I was looking at the list of nutritional needs, and I got a little confused about one thing. It says crickets should be fed occasionally, but I was under the impression they should be given frequently? And dusted in calcium powder?
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One of the few flaws in that list. You are correct that all feeders should be calcium dusted. Crickets are a good staple food.
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