Reptileking636
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has anybody ever fed ants to baby beardies? Just a question, never done it myself.
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feeding ants
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Bar None Reptiles
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Never tried it personally. Don't know the nutritional value of them, but just the hassle of it alone would not be worth it to me. Of course, never feed anything that you catch from your yard either as you never know if neighbors are using pesticides.
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Lizards, like horned lizards, that feed on ants are very specialized. They have become specialized feeders over many generations and have adapted to feed on and defend themselves from ants. Baby bearded dragons would probably chase and eat ants until the ants got the best of them, but they are not equipped to deal with them either by defending themselves from them or by using them as a good food source. Horned lizards are so specialized that they have become dependent on the ants as a food source. Bearded dragons have become dependant on far different plant and insect matter to survive. This guy loves the ants!
