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Hi Kids,

I'm new to bearded dragons, and adopted my first a couple of weeks ago. They are such cool lizards!

My question is, do any of you more experienced keepers feed nightcrawlers to yours? My guy seems to prefer food that moves - crickets, Dubia roaches. I feed nightcrawlers to my oscars, but I'm out right now. If others feed worms to their lizards, I'll buy a larger quantity when I get out to the bait store tomorrow.

Thanks!

Kathy
 
If i remember correctly night crawlers can cary a lot of parasittes so i wouldnt recommend it. When i first got in to dragons i fed one of mine a night crawler and she didnt like it to much but she was always a picky eater.
 
Your welcome, awhile back i would collect earwigs clean there guts out for about 2 to 3 weeks then feed them to my dragons iv used this same method with snails and grasshoppers without problems for other animals iv had.
 
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