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    Re: How to switch beardies from live to dry food?

    Quote Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents View Post
    Are you talking about the stuff that comes in a big jar that you soak in warm water? The stuff that's got a dehydrated mix of greens, veggies, dandelions, worms, and grasshoppers in it?

    Because if that's what you're talking about, that stuff is actually really good for dragons and most will switch to it right away because it's colorful and has many textures. Plus it's still a variety of most of the same things you'd give them fresh anyway. My dragon loves that stuff. Soak it, sprinkle some calcium on it, and there ya go.
    Foschi, is this what you're describing? I'd be interested in trying it if it's actually good.

    I was given some of this stuff and like someone else has said the only use for it is cricket food.


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