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    Some Bearded Dragon Questions

    Can Bearded Dragons be housed in "REPTARIUMS" or do they need to be kept in a glass/plastic aquarium?

    What should the humidity levels be?

    I hear they eat ALOT...What should I expect to pay a month for food?

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    Re: Some Bearded Dragon Questions

    I don;t know the answer to your caging question- my male is kept in a big glass aquarium with sliding glass doors... But with the feeding question, I personaly spend about $20 a week with food, give or take (usualy give). ut I hear that some people spand less, and some spend more. It just depends what your BD likes to eat- mine's not too keen on veggies, even though I was told that "all" adult BD's eat more veggies than crickets, but mine still eats mainly crickets and only some veggies. Just depends on your own individual BD.
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    Re: Some Bearded Dragon Questions

    Beardies as babies will eat a lot, 50-75 or even 100 crickets a day, crickets or roaches shouldnt be any larger than the space between their eyes. As adults they need about 6sqft of floor space. Low humidty. DO NOT USE SAND. I breed my own roaches and worms so my feeder cost is $0. They require UVB light.

    http://www.beardeddragon.org/

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