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Bearded Dragon Diets: a Review of Zoo Med Bearded Dragon Food

zookeeperfrank

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Hi All,
Commercially-prepared diets for reptiles have become quite popular lately, but we do not have long-term research concerning the value of most. However, when used with care, some can simplify the feeding of certain species while contributing to their health. Reptomin, for example, is used in many major zoos, and I relied upon it heavily during my years working at the Bronx Zoo’s Reptile House. Success with commercial diets is a matter of choosing one produced by a well-respected company, and pairing it with natural food items in the proper proportions. Today I’ll review one such product now marketed by a leader in pet reptile nutrition, Zoo Med’s Bearded Dragon Food (Adult and Juvenile). Read the rest of this article here http://bit.ly/15fdOwc
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Best Regards, Frank Indiviglio
 
I've never tried the Zoo Med, but I've had good results with the RepCal pellets for both juvies and adults.
 
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