Baby bearded dragons are one of the cutest things on the planet. They have adorable little beards and they are super soft. However, they need special care to stay healthy and happy. This article will help you find the right diet for your baby bearded dragon
Small Crickets
When it comes to the type of food you should give baby bearded dragons, crickets are the best option. When choosing crickets for your little beardie’s diet, make sure that they are no bigger than the space between their eyes. This will help ensure that your dragon doesn’t choke on a cricket that is too big for its mouth. It is also important not to feed your dragon more than one cricket per day; otherwise, you risk damaging their digestive system by giving them too much protein at once. Finally, when buying crickets for your dragon keep in mind that you may have some left over after feeding time—so don’t be afraid to ask if someone else would like some!
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Baby Mealworms
Mealworms are the best food for baby bearded dragons. They’re high in protein and low in fat, which makes them a great choice for your dragon’s growing body. Mealworms also contain calcium and other nutrients that will keep your dragon healthy, plus they’re easy to find and feed.
Calcium Supplements
In order to ensure your bearded dragon gets the right amount of calcium, you will need to feed them a supplement. Calcium is important for the development of bones and teeth. It also helps regulate nerve signaling, muscle contraction, heartbeat and blood clotting in humans as well as reptiles.
When giving supplements to your pet bearded dragon remember that too much calcium can cause health problems so it’s important not to overdo it! Some people suggest giving their pets a supplement once every 2 weeks while others recommend giving one every month or two months depending on the size of their tank (if they live in an aquarium) or enclosure (if they live in a terrarium).
The most common type of calcium supplement used by owners is called “calcium carbonate” which usually comes in powder form and should be mixed into water before being given to your pet bearded dragon
Newborn baby bearded dragons can be very small, so it is important to find the right size food for them.
Baby bearded dragons are very small when they hatch and will require a special diet until they reach maturity. Small crickets are the best food for baby bearded dragons, but you can also feed them young mealworms. Baby bearded dragons also need calcium supplements to ensure proper growth.
Conclusion
Be sure to provide your baby bearded dragon with a balanced diet of crickets, mealworms, and calcium supplements. These foods will provide all the nutrients they need as they grow into adults!