This report includes data from the 316 body shop surveys that were received. Section I Section II Section III Section IV. SECTION I. Of the responses received, 59.81% percent were received from Clark County, 22.15% percent from Washoe County, 05.06% percent from Carson City and 12.97% percent from the rural counties.
Superworms, like mealworms, cause impaction in young dragons and should be avoided until they are old enough to handle them. The Earthworms in your yard and at bait shops are likely full of parasites that can be passed on to your Bearded Dragon and make him very sick indeed, so you should not feed those to him.
For a Bearded Dragon more than a year old, there should be roughly 70% salad and 30% insects. At this age a Bearded Dragon should get 50 crickets OR 30 worms a week. Obesity is a problem in this age bracket. So a good feeding schedule would be in threes. One day salad, one day insects, one day nothing, and then repeat. For a Bearded Dragon less than a year old, there should be 70% insects and 30% salad in their diet. A young Bearded Dragon should get between 30-80 appropriately sized crickets (smaller than the space between the Bearded Dragon's eyes) a day. Before the age of 2 to 3 months, young Bearded Dragons should be fed 3-5 times a day. Between 3 and eight months, they should be fed twice a day.