Yes. Here's where I found dehydrated foods: http://www.herpsupplies.com/product.cfm?groupid=17691&id=SSF71916
http://www.herpsupplies.com/product.cfm?groupid=18999&id=SRZ09626
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- Thread starter Chelsey
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Yes. Here's where I found dehydrated foods: http://www.herpsupplies.com/product.cfm?groupid=17691&id=SSF71916
http://www.herpsupplies.com/product.cfm?groupid=18999&id=SRZ09626
Huh. That's not what I was thinking of. I've never used these products and couldn't give you any ups or downs of them. I know BD's prefer live prey, but this is mixed in with their veggies and stuff...
I doubt it will make her sick, I'm just unfamiliar with it. Even on the supplements, though, I would keep the fruit one to an occasional treat. Hope someone else can give you more info. Sorry wasn't much help!
No problem. That's okay. I'll give her thin slivers of fruit on her salads. Sometimes, I'll give her a small dollop of baby food squash, sweet potato, or applesauce (Not all at once though). I've got these baby food travel spoons on hand and I had one in my hand while mixing some of her greens. She thought I had baby food on it and took the spoon into her mouth and when she discovered no baby food, she gave me a stink eye. I promised her I'd give her some next month and I did. She knows how to eat off the baby food spoon.
Today, I gave her a teaspoon full of baby food applesauce because she was having a time trying to go to the bathroom. I gave her that, waited, she hid, and nothing. So I let her come out to exercise and tada, she went on a bunch of paper towels in her travel play yard. Well, she feels better because she started running around and basking. Hmm. Sometimes, I guess when you're constipated, you wouldn't do anything either.
Today, I gave her a teaspoon full of baby food applesauce because she was having a time trying to go to the bathroom. I gave her that, waited, she hid, and nothing. So I let her come out to exercise and tada, she went on a bunch of paper towels in her travel play yard. Well, she feels better because she started running around and basking. Hmm. Sometimes, I guess when you're constipated, you wouldn't do anything either.
You should start a new thread asking about it... bet you'd get better responses. Just a thought! Put the thread under BD Diet.
sircactuscat
Juvenile Dragon
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You know you are a Bearded Dragon owner when you check your Beardie is ok and do all the routine no matter what, even if you are late to your exam!
I thought I was the only one! I always check my beardie before I leave to go out even if I'm late to do errands.
jeremy green
Hatchling Dragon
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You know you're a bearded dragon owner when you have to take them out on the leash everytime you go outside.
Charley
Hatchling Dragon
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- 60
- Location
- Northern Ireland
I have 3 beardies in 3 tanks and.......6 timers! All I hear at night (apart from locusts trying to escape) is the clickclickclick of timers!Yeah it's a one outlet non digital timer. Easy to figure out. I have mine plugged into the wall and a normal power strip plugged into the one outlet so I have more than one outlet timed
NaTasha Brinkley
Juvenile Dragon
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- 155
The first thing you think about in the morning is if your husband remembered to turn on the viv's lights.
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- Location
- North America
That's why many of us have electronic timers to control the lights & keep our BD's Day\Night schedule consistent even when we can't be there or get forgetful 
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NaTasha Brinkley
Juvenile Dragon
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- 155
I know, I plan on getting one. It's not a big deal right now b/c I am jobless and homebound with kids, so I'm always there to turn on and off the lights... but sometimes by husband gets home before the kids wake me up (he works midnights and gets home at 8:30 am) and I have to remind him to turn the lights on.
LunaLupus
Hatchling Dragon
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You know you're a beardie owner when:
*You get up before the sun to make sure they are all fed first
*You happily incubate 24+ eggs
*You have spent more on their enclosures this year than on clothes for your family
*You ship 500 roaches to your house
*Bath time at your house takes hours so that everyone can get their turn!
*You get up before the sun to make sure they are all fed first
*You happily incubate 24+ eggs
*You have spent more on their enclosures this year than on clothes for your family
*You ship 500 roaches to your house
*Bath time at your house takes hours so that everyone can get their turn!
- Messages
- 356
- Location
- Glenwood, IA
You know you're a bearded dragon owner when;
You check the beardie forum BEFORE your voice mail, email, or text messages.
You spend more money on crickets and veggies than human food.
The local pet store knows who you are, what you want, AND the name of your BDs because you can't stop bragging about them.
Your oven cooks more wood than your fireplace.
You buy a scale and measuring tape, but only for THEM.
You check the beardie forum BEFORE your voice mail, email, or text messages.
You spend more money on crickets and veggies than human food.
The local pet store knows who you are, what you want, AND the name of your BDs because you can't stop bragging about them.
Your oven cooks more wood than your fireplace.
You buy a scale and measuring tape, but only for THEM.
