Bearded Dragon 

What Can A 3 Month Old Bearded Dragon Eat?

Paula R. Link

If you’re feeding your bearded dragon a high-quality diet, they can live up to six years. A 3-month-old dragon can eat a variety of insects, spiders, and worms. Bearded dragons can also eat a small amount of fruit, vegetables, and hay.

Table of Contents
  1. What to do if your Month Old Bearded Dragon is not eating?
  2. A Month Old Bearded Dragon’s First Day Home?
  3. A Month Old Bearded Dragon’s First Meal?
  4. A Month Old Bearded Dragon’s First Bath?
  5. A Month Old Bearded Dragon’s Diet?

What to do if your Month Old Bearded Dragon is not eating?

If your bearded dragon is not eating, there are a few things you can do to help get him back on track. First, you should make sure he has a proper diet. Be sure to give him a variety of food, including fresh vegetables and insects. Be sure to clean his enclosure regularly to remove any potential food sources. If he still does not eat, you may need to take him to a veterinarian.

A Month Old Bearded Dragon’s First Day Home?

Hello everyone!

It’s been a month since our new bearded dragon arrived home and he is doing great! His name is Draco and he is just over a month old. We got him from a pet store and he was really sick when we got him. He had been kept in a small cage and was covered in mites.

Thankfully, our veterinarian was able to treat him and he is now doing great! He is playful and active and loves to explore his new home. He has been eating well and is growing steadily.

A Month Old Bearded Dragon’s First Meal?

When your bearded dragon first arrives, it is likely very hungry. Adult bearded dragons can eat up to 2-3 insects per day, so give your new pet a variety of food items to start with. Some suggestions include:

Crushed insects (e.g. beetle, cricket, grasshopper)

Chewing sticks

A small piece of meat (e.g. a pinky size piece of chicken, beef, or ham)

Once your dragon is comfortable with its new environment and food, gradually increase the amount and types of food offered. Be sure to offer food in a variety of locations, and don’t leave food out all the time.

A Month Old Bearded Dragon’s First Bath?

A month old bearded dragon’s first bath is a very important event. Bearded dragons are highly active and need to be clean in order to survive. Regular bathing helps remove dirt, dust, and other debris that can accumulate on their skin and in their hair. Bathing also helps keep the bearded dragon’s skin healthy and free from parasites.

Before giving your bearded dragon his first bath, be sure to read the following safety tips:

  • Be sure to have all the materials you will need ready before you start bathing your dragon. This includes a tub or large container of lukewarm water, a small container of warm soapy water, and a towel.
  • Beard dragons are typically very timid and may hide during their first bath. If your

A Month Old Bearded Dragon’s Diet?

A Month Old Bearded Dragon’s Diet

diet for bearded dragons is as important as their environment and enclosure. A bearded dragon’s diet should consist of a high quality diet that includes fresh vegetables and fruits, insects, and small rodents. The following are some specific dietary recommendations for bearded dragons:

  • Fresh vegetables and fruits: bearded dragons should have a diet that consists of fresh vegetables and fruits. This will help to provide them with the necessary nutrients and vitamins that they need to thrive. Be sure to provide them with a variety of different types of fruits and vegetables so that they can get the nutrients they need.
  • Insects: bearded dragons should also have a diet that includes insects. This will help to provide them with the necessary protein and nutrients that they need.