For a new diet, you can try one of the many recipes that Repashy has created. These recipes can be as varied as a Veggie Burger or a Chicken Pot Pie, and are sure to please your bearded dragon. Then, if your beardie is more picky, try the Blue Tongue Skinks’ Complete Diet. Whether you’re feeding a beardie a regular diet or an organic diet, Repashy is sure to have a meal that will be a hit!
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Grub Pie
Designed for insects-eating reptiles and amphibians, Repashy Superfoods Grub Pie Gel Premix is packed with protein and other nutrient-rich foods. Available in convenient bottles, this food is produced in the USA. The high water and low protein content of Grub Pie causes a messier stools in some beardies. However, if your dragon is not fond of the taste of regular meals, it may be a better choice.
Repashy Grub Pie is an innovative product. Available as a gel, paste or slurry, it can be easily mixed with your existing gecko diet. It can also be used as a gravy on dry kibble food. Since Repashy works with breeders, zoos and institutions to create new formulas for beardie dragons, they can be trusted.
Veggie Burger
Veggie Burger has been around for several years now, but what makes this new meal unique is its combination of grub pie and a vegetable burger. Repashy tweaked the original Beardie Buffet recipe by adding Moringa Leaf and a few other ingredients, and it has become a favorite repashy food for many top breeders and hobbyists.
A moderate protein content makes Repashy suitable for both herbivorous and omnivorous reptiles. The food contains pea protein isolate and rice protein concentrate, along with rice and peas for wholesome nutrition. Repashy is free of toxins and consists of only wholesome ingredients. Bearded dragons need a variety of nutrients to stay healthy and thrive, and this is why Repashy has expanded their range of foods to meet the needs of all bearded dragon breeders.
Chicken Pot Pie
This moist, delicious gel formula is made for omnivorous and carnivorous reptiles, and is rich in proteins and vegetables. It contains both a high protein and a low-calorie base. Repashy Chicken Pot Pie also contains a little bit of fat, minerals, and moisture. It can be fed as a staple diet or as a treat.
Repashy Chicken Pot Pie is perfect for picky feeders, or for those reptiles that are machine-like eaters. Its ingredients include chicken broth, pea flour, corn flour, carrot powder, and potato flour, as well as heat stabilized rice bran and dried seaweed meal. It also contains vitamins A and D3.
Blue Tongue Skinks (Complete Diet)
The food pyramid for Blue Tongue Skinks is simple and straightforward. Foods at the bottom of the pyramid are the most important to a healthy blue tongue skink. It’s also important to remember that all food groups must be present in the diet for your skink to stay healthy. Each food group is divided into two parts, each of which is more important than the others. The key on the right side of the pyramid describes how often you should feed each food group each week.
This reptile prefers semi-arid climates and desert-like environments. They need places to hide and they are generally not found in cities. However, with adequate ground cover and habitat, these reptiles can live in suburban areas. There are two main types of Blue Tongue Skinks: Tiliqua scincoides and T. intermedia. Blue Tongue Skinks are terrestrial reptiles that can be found in the wild, but are commonly imported from Indonesia. Their blue tongue is a defense mechanism against predators as it extends to avoid danger.
Mulberry Madness
The company is offering a new treat for its crested geckos called Mulberry Madness. It was specifically formulated with bearded dragons in mind, but it can also be used for herbivores. Repashy has a long history of producing good-quality formulas for crested geckos, and this new product is no exception. It includes black mulberries, which contain phytonutrients, antioxidants, and zeaxanthin.
This product was a huge hit, and it has become a standard rotation item for top beardie breeders. Bearded dragons are omnivores, meaning they require plant material and a lower protein and fat content than other animal products. While it may seem like a healthy choice, the lack of fiber and water content in this product can lead to messy stools.
