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[post_content] => It's well documented how nutritional dubia roaches are for your bearded dragons and leopard geckos. But even though they are packed with lean protein and calcium, every reptile owner should still gut-load their dubia roaches. Gut-loading is the process of feeding your feeder insects nutritional foods. Those nutritional foods sit in the stomach of your feeders, and pass the nutritional value onto your pet.
But there are certain foods you should not use to gut-load your dubia roaches:
Citrus Fruits - citrus can cause indigestion for many reptiles. And if that citrus is present inside the bellies of tasty insects, the reptiles can sick.
Meats & Dairy - meat and dairy have high levels of fat, which reptiles cannot properly digest. And this can lead to liver problems.
You can read our comprehensive guide on How to Gut-Load Dubia Roaches for valuable information.
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[post_content] => Emma is a baby bearded dragon. Although I have worked with reptiles in the past, she is the first I’ve actually owned. She is very curious and loves to adventure. She also loves morning and nightly snuggles and will burrow into my hand for warmth. Emma will be an animal ambassador, visiting local children’s events to introduce and educate the upcoming generation about reptiles. She would absolutely love some crickets mixed in with her dubia roaches!
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[post_content] => I have recently gotten a western hognose. He/she is 25 grams and eating pinky mice weekly. How do i know if i am feeding the right size food and how do i know when to increase the size of the meal.
Thanks in advance!
Todd
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[post_content] => Hello there, My name is Alaric but everyone just calls me Ric for short. I love cuddle time with my human as well as cuddle time with my sister Capurnia. But there is one thing that I love most and that is CRICKETS!!! I may look small but I’m sure a hungry boy when it comes to supper time. If I had one wish it would be to win all the crickets in the world so I could share them with my sister.🦎
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[post_content] => Mushu
My 3 1/2 mos old beardie! ❤️
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[post_content] => Here we have lovely Lizzi soakin up some rays in the pool this past Summer.
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[post_content] => It's well documented how nutritional dubia roaches are for your bearded dragons and leopard geckos. But even though they are packed with lean protein and calcium, every reptile owner should still gut-load their dubia roaches. Gut-loading is the process of feeding your feeder insects nutritional foods. Those nutritional foods sit in the stomach of your feeders, and pass the nutritional value onto your pet.
But there are certain foods you should not use to gut-load your dubia roaches:
Citrus Fruits - citrus can cause indigestion for many reptiles. And if that citrus is present inside the bellies of tasty insects, the reptiles can sick.
Meats & Dairy - meat and dairy have high levels of fat, which reptiles cannot properly digest. And this can lead to liver problems.
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