I totally agree, especially considering how much easier they are to breed!

I was trying to buy some because I have a gut loading “farm” set up but I don’t know a good place to buy them from. Could you tell me a good source?

Ethan Moreng i got my roaches from backwaterreptiles.com I am in the US so i’m not sure if they ship internationally if you’re out of country

Ethan Moreng I recently bought a starter colony of 30 Adult Dubia Roaches on EBay from a Breeder named Richard Bauman in Kansas for about $32 after shipping! I’m very Happy with them since they all arrived Alive & Healthy. Also, most of the females he sent me are already pregnant.

be careful! you can develop allergies from breeding them!!

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My fave part of the video lol

I love that one it’s really good

Hi!! Love your videos and love that you set up before purchasing!!! Just want to offer a few things. Particularly on this comment I would say that you dont need any heat at night unless your temps in your home go below 65° They dont need any heat or lights at night otherwise. They need a cool down period. Also your UVB really only has to be 3/4 the length of your tank and it should go right with your basking light so they can get UVA & UVB at the same time while basking. It's ok to have 1/4 of your tank without any lights or heat as ling as the cool side is 80/90 and hit side 90/100 with a basking temp of 105-110° for babies. Temps go down a little bit as they become adults. For the mealworms, the biggest issue is they have too much chiton in their exo-skeleton and its more difficult for bearded dragons to digest and they can become impacted. Dubia roaches and bfsl are great staples. The bsfl comes in different names aka phoenix worms, nutri_grubs, or calci-grubs are all the same as bsfl (black soldier fly larva) they are loaded with calcium and dont need to be dusted. There are alot of other really good options, but meal worms are horrible, and crickets are pretty sub par. Not to mention they die so easy and are hard to catch. You cant put crickets in a bowl and hope they dont jump out before your dragon eats them all. Lol! I also feed mine superworms now that they are older. They look just like meal worms but bigger and they have less chitin for some reason. Good luck with your new dragon!! They are amazing pets!!! ❤❤

@@tiffanymanuel410 that's what I was going to say. If the heat never fluctuates at night it can confuse ur beardie

they dont need heat at night, they need to be able to cool down

Yea in a lot of household situations you shouldn't need heat at night, in the wild night time temps dip really low. A lot lower than the average house. A Cooling period at night is very important for a bearded dragon. Install night heating if you look live in a cold climate and your house gets cold at night. If you must install night heating, it's important to set the thermostat really low around 68f. But they need a night time cooling period. Night time heatings purpose is not to 'heat' as such, but to prevent 'over' cooling. During the day the term 'cool' end does not apply to what is deemed cool at night. Just set night heating around 65/68f.

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How has it been going with the bearded dragon, I’m about to buy one too

I want one so bad and my parents might let me get one so this helps a lot cuz I’ve been doing so sos so much research to

it is fine to feed juvenile mealworms but not too often.

@@user-oh6xq8lx3z thats not the case i'm afraid. Mealworms are high in fat and while this can help baby bearded dragons to pack on weight quickly, it could make them addicted to mealworms too. You're better off with a more nutritional insect.

They can also escape from the grey thing she’s planning on breading them in to so b mindful mind u her cats may eat the escapees as my cat and two dogs do ewww

@@Sayranosaurus Yea that's true, plus feeding them a lot of fatty foods when they get older can cause beardies to get fat

I hate the canned crickets too, I use them for like, salad enticers because my beardie is nuts about them for some reason. To me it smells like rancid cat food though, yuck! I'll never understand him.

Beardies need a MINIMUM terrarium size of 75 gallons 55 is simply too small

So u dont need a heat pad for bearded dragons

@@lowfet2715 nope no need! At most a ceramic bulb for night if you live in a cold environment

Don’t need too but not too much vitamins a moderate amount should be good. Always dust the leafy greens.

All great advice!! But may I say that hornworms are like 80 something % water, so they are good like 1 or 2 a week as a treat or just to help hydrate. You should notice a very watery poop if your feeding 2 or 3 a day! ❤

Yeah but too much is bad, you need a variety of things like crickets, few mealworms and leafy greens.

That’s what the herptivite is. It’s a multivitamin.

@@ashleypogson1063 she is as well 🙃

Not too much mostly calcium

She showed it with the calcium 😅

I would also try incorporating squash in their diet as that's a good staple food for them. Tbh I would return the 100w bulb and go for a 125 or 150 and I'd exchange the coiled uvb for a ceramic heat emitter for night time. I'd also recommend a thermostat if you get the ceramic heat emitter ❤

But not with chemicals

Ethan Moreng ???

Ethan Moreng YES!👍🏼👏🏼

Ethan Moreng ?? Everything is chemicals 🥴

Dilaisy Rodriguez not everything lol

I second this!

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omg i didnt see the date of this!! so sorry!! probably no longer needed but maybe it helps still

Not essential but could be a but beneficial.

But I would suggest getting a tank with front open doors whenever you move to a bigger one, I’ve had beardies my whole life and they seem to do better when you reach in from the front rather than above where they can’t see you as well lol

@@ratfreak8990 yeah the tank with the roof opening thing, it sucks lol because you movee it and the lights fall down

@@ratfreak8990 wait you had beardies your WHOLE life ah