mice

[shadowsong]

do you feed your dragons mice? how often?

 

[Dragonsx6]

nope, they manage fine with the crix/locusts

 

[Missy]

I'm not planning on feeding mice either. Live or frozen/thawed/dead.

Especially the ALIVE ones, being that the taste of blood could in fact turn the BD mean.

 

[Brett]

I use too but read that it can cause fatty liver disease so i no longer do it.

 

[tdrost]

I'm not planning on feeding mice either. Live or frozen/thawed/dead.

Especially the ALIVE ones, being that the taste of blood could in fact turn the BD mean.

Makes sense ~ the smell of fresh blood means either dinner or death! Most animals react strongly, one way or the other to blood!!

 

[shadowsong]

ok thanks, i won't give mine then.

 

[drgnfly2265]

Not at all and never will. I don't see why anyone would want to risk the health of their beardie. Not saying that it will or will not, but it could happen.

Their bones can also cause impaction.

 

[shadowsong]

maybe wild dragon sometimes eat them?

 

[drgnfly2265]

maybe wild dragon sometimes eat them?

They might eat them but that doesn't mean they are healthy...

 

[yourmanjh]

I try testing pinkie to both of my beardie but they just refuse to eat, they just look at the pinkie and lick the pinkie and move away from the pinkie ...strange i wonder what's n their mind - maybe (I'm vegetarian lol)

 

[shadowsong]

lol

 

[Spikeleebd]

to me i would think that at an adult age they could eat a pinky once and a while and it wouldn't turn your pinky mean a lizard is not like a dog if you turned a lizard loose more than likely it could survive in the wild on its own but a dog would just be dumb so i think they could but i would probably do it once a year