i was thinking of getting her some fruit flies but ive read they are tiny. Safe to eat black soldier flies? You may offer a small amount of fruit on a daily basis to round out their meals. Houston. A balanced diet consists of 80 percent meats and 20 percent leafy greens. They are extremely toxic to beardies. Large bearded dragons may not notice the tiny insects. for those interested in raising their own bearded dragon live feeders. Therefore flightless fruit flies may be fed to their pet at their own … Re: what kind of flies can a bearded dragon eat by drakedragon » Wed Jul 03, 2013 10:57 pm she is nearly 8 months old and her uvb light is a 24" arcadia 12% D3+, just changed it a few weeks ago. As …
Anyone know if it is safe for him. So can bearded dragons eat flightless fruit flies? According to the handler needs to be any irritation is a fantastic fun sport to learn a few tricks and bites those bearded dragons are affected machine and training can be enhances its regulates every day. Posted by Jack February 27, 2011. The fly is fine for the bearded dragon to eat but as with any wild insect there is always a risk that they maybe carrying parasites, so it isnt a … However there are some risk when feeding insects to your bearded dragon as they may be carrying parasites. Over the years I have know about 20 people to loose dragons after eating just one. My husband has killed 4 flies with his bare hands (haha) and we are trying to see if the bearded dragon will eat one. This forum is for discussing topics of caring for and breeding feeders (crickets, roaches, etc.) So can bearded dragons eat flies at all? We have a bearded dragon and normally he eats crickets but we didnt get to the pet shop in time to get any tonight. Only the smallest bearded dragons, like hatchlings, will reliably eat fruit files. If you feed a larger bearded dragon fruit flies, the uneaten flies could run around the enclosure or even your home, generally making a pest of themselves. Can A Bearded Dragon Eat House Flies. Yes, they can and they love them! They can eat dragon flies but they would'nt eat it, they prefer meal worms most;) But you shouldn't feed them meal worms as the skin or chiten is hard for them to digest. Always feed your bearded dragon appropriate-sized food. Young dragons will eat mostly small insects and will eat more vegetables and fruits as they grow. A bearded dragon needs a balanced diet of meats, vegetables and fruit to be healthy. The insect you have to be on the look out for is fire flies. I have only ever heard of one dragon surviving, so be careful if fire flies are in your area. I know its not safe for him to eat lightening bugs because they are poisenous to him.