This product has a mixed reception. Some bearded dragons enjoy it, particularly the fruits and veggies, while others find it lacking in variety. It's well-received as food for dubia roaches.
High pellet content may not be suitable for the sustained diet of bearded dragons.
Prevention: Use as an occasional supplement, not as a primary food source.
Bearded dragons enjoy it.
Mix of fruits, veggies, and pellets.
Excellent for gut-loading feeder insects.
Predominantly pellets, not as pictured.
not well received as sutefinalized primary insoluble
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality perception.
neutral
negative
Factors: Storage conditions, Frequency of use
No, it contains more pellets than veggies.
No, it should be used as a supplement.
Yes, it is highly recommended for feeding dubia roaches.
"Nez, our juvenile dragon was so happy when we poured this in his food container. He kept looking up at me and down at his food, wouldn't touch it unless I said it was ok. His favorites are the fruits and veggies inside. Nez loves the crunch! I'd recommend making sure you get two because he went nuts..."
"These don't have nearly enough veggies as it shows in the picture. Mostly pellets which bearded dragon should not be sustained on. Was hoping more for a jar of freeze dried veggies but no. Ended up feeding this to my dubia colony instead. Didn't want to waste it."
If you're looking to feed dubia roaches or supplement your bearded dragon's diet with an occasional treat, this product could be a good fit. However, for a primary food source, it may not meet the nutritional needs of your bearded dragon.
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