does anyone know why my bearded dragon isn’t eating?

[serene comet]

Sometimes a new environment changes their behavior, but I’d look into getting bee pollen to coat his veggie and insect diets. If you can, I’d also recommend feeding nymph discoid/dubia roaches, an occasional hornworm, and gut loaded crickets.

If you can, i recommend chopping diets yourself.

My friend’s LOVES snap peas and collard greens, but won’t eat collard greens when he’s in the room. She also has been having bee pollen added to her diet. It’s nutritious and a good feeding stimulant.

[vast idol]

Thanks imma get live bugs today and see how it goes

I’ve finally got a bearded dragon and he’s very young(around maybe a month or so) so far I have gotten him to eat only one cricket, I put plenty of parsley and kale in his bowl and he’s eaten little to none. I’ve had him for four days and I’m not sure what to do. He seems very energetic as he runs around a lot and sometimes soaks in the water dish. Is this normal ?

does anyone know why my bearded dragon isn’t eating?

He’s alive

[errant birch]

Try some different kinds of food! And maybe some smaller sizes, if the prey item is to large he won't eat it.

[polar cradle]

Try lettuce and they only eat moving crickets also they don’t eat a lot they still need to be fed daily but just keep crickets in oh an also they eat worms try that

Beados were my first pet so I know a thing or 2

[vast idol]

Thanks

[keen hornet]

He’s most likely just stressed from his new surroundings. Also Instead of kale and parsley, I recommend greens like collard, mustard, turnip, or dandelion. How big r the crickets?

[vast idol]

I’ll send a pic when I get home

[polar cradle]

What’s that

[keen hornet]

Freeze dried?

I don’t recommend freeze dried bugs for babies for multiple reasons, freeze dried crickets r too big for babies and also don’t provide enough nutrition. Bearded dragons also tend to eat things that move. U can buy small crickets on Dubia.com

They have the cheapest feeders imo

[vast idol]

Yeah