Rep-CalSrp00815 Adult Bearded Dragon Pet Food, 8-Ounce

My beardie has been pretty picky lately about what she wants to eat. I decided to take a chance and order these little pellets. I was surprised at just how much she absolutely loves these! She cracks out for these and it's funny to hear her randomly munching on these throughout the day. She may be ignoring her greens by themselves, but by sprinkling these on top of her salads, she's getting little bits of her greens, too. I'm so happy I found something she will eat right now. I'll definitely repurchase in the future when this tub runs empty!

I use these for my Bearded Dragons in both slurries and as treats. I either soak them in water and puree with greens for a healthy slurry for my one dragon and my other will eat them right from the dish. Definitely the best pellet food available and it doesn't have worthless dried out bugs in it either which have no nutritional value. If you own Beardies, Water Dragons or any other omnivorous reptile, def give these a try and skip that Flukers pellet crap mix.

The food smells good when it is soaked in water. My worms and beetles seem to like it. However, I am afraid to give it to my Beardie because it has artificial colors in it. Should I be concerned about this?

Bearded dragons are not meant to be solely fed pelletized foods, they require proper dietary care, this should be kept on hand for absolute emergencies!!

Rep-cal has been a staple in my beardies diet since he first came home from the pet store. I offer it to him along with his "salad" and crickets/meal worms daily. Just a few mists with a spray bottle of water get it moist enought to not crumble but still hold the texture that he likes. This food will continue to be a staple in his diet. Healthy happy dragon- ✔.

I always order this on Amazon because a lot of places don't carry it near me. My beardies (6 of them) love this stuff and refuse to eat anything else besides bugs of course. This brand has the best price I have found and makes my guys happy!

My dragons won't touch the reddish pellets, but otherwise they enjoy these as a supplemental food. I still feed them their dragon salad and super worms, but I keep a few of these in at night as a "snack". They love the green ones.