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- So I survived eating calci' sand.
So now I'm joined by five of our bearded dragons.
We basically went from me having none,
to now it's five in the room.
Now there's only one that belongs to me,
this is my dude right here.
So these are not staple foods.
Meaning you're not gonna be feeding these,
to your dragon every single day,
but these are all healthy,
and can be fed as occasional treats,
like some of these can be fed every day,
like collards or whatever.
But since we have 10 foods here,
I thought it'd be a great way to see,
what all the different dragons would like,
so I know what to feed 'em in the future,
and maybe it will give you some new ideas.
We've got beet, tomato, orange pepper,
butternut squash, yellow squash,
an unripe mango, kale, avocado.
(chuckles softly)
- [Camera Lady] Collards. - This is so hard.
Kale, collards,
pears and some Bluey Buffet.
And I haven't actually had all of these,
'cause I live at Taco Bell.
So I'm just gonna try each of these with Neddy,
and see what I think.
So we're gonna go down the line starting with beets.
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Neddy had no interest in beets.
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I really don't feel like trying it.
I mean maybe there's something he doesn't like about it.
It really just tastes like,
it's a little sweet but there's nothing to it.
Ooh ooh (bell dinging loudly) ooh.
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Tomatoes the most acidic here,
it's probably not something they should have often.
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Tomato is a thumbs, a thumbs,
a toes up from him.
(bell dinging loudly) ooh ooh ooh.
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Next up we've got orange pepper.
There's a lot of different colors of pepper.
I don't know if the color effects anything,
they're all the same price.
It's a good pepper.
There's gonna be lots of different textures too,
like that was really crunchy.
I'm curious to see if we can actually notice,
any differences to whether they're more of a,
mushy fan, or crunchy crispy fan.
And he just keeps biting it out of my hand,
and then he leaves the crumbs on the ground.
He's very wasteful.
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(bell dinging loudly) ooh.
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Next up is butternut squash.
There are lot's of different types of squash,
I believe just about all of them are healthy.
They're more of a staple than other vegetables,
but they're not something I give them every day.
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Not great.
Let's see what he has to say.
People are gonna be mad,
that I'm like sharing this food with him.
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♪ I got ♪
♪ I got my style ♪
♪ I got ♪
♪ I got my style ♪
♪ And it's all right ♪
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ooh ooh ooh ooh (bell dinging loudly)
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Next up is yellow squash.
This is one that he's very used to and he immediately.
(chuckles softly)
That was some of the fastest response yet.
Neddy's quite a fan of the squash.
Good texture, soft, I forgot to eat the squash.
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(bell dinging loudly) ooh ooh ooh.
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I don't know how to pick mangoes out.
I didn't get a ripe one.
So this might be unfair towards mangoes,
any mango lovers please don't sue me,
for like messing this up.
'Cause I didn't know.
I don't really know what mangoes supposed to taste like.
He's doing the same thing he did to one of the first ones,
where he kept licking it,
and kinda skinning it with with his lips.
I think he's just too pampered.
He's just like getting used to being hand fed.
He's just making me do all the work of sitting here.
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(bell dinging loudly) ooh ooh ooh ooh.
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He's just very, he really thinks about it.
Like so many animals in the room,
they don't care what it is they just go for it,
and they find out if they like it afterwards.
But he's very meticulous.
He has to give it a couple lick.
Well he smells it first,
and then if the smell passes he gives it a lick.
If the lick test passes then he bites it.
He only ate a small bit.
I would expect him to come back and eat this more quickly,
maybe that means he doesn't like it as much.
I don't know.
We can't ask him.
I'll just assume that's a thumbs up,
but not super excited.
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(bell dinging loudly) ooh.
(bell dinging loudly) ooh ooh.
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Next up is collards.
Which is a usually one that is super healthy,
but most of the animals that I personally own,
have not liked it in the past.
I can't remember if he does or not.
So.
Let's find out.
(chuckles softly)
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(bell dinging loudly) ooh.
(bell dinging loudly) ooh ooh.
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The last vegetable we have here is a pear.
A brown pear, I thought pears were green.
I don't know if there's multiple species or what.
But it said it was a pear.
It smells really good.
Wait pears are fruit isn't it?
So we're. (chuckles loudly)
We're done on vegetables now we're moving on,
the one and only fruit.
- [Camera Lady] Technically tomatoes a fruit.
(chuckles softly) So is the mango.
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- So this didn't take 'em long at all.
There's a very strong smell to it.
A very sweet smell, like not a bad smell.
(bell dinging loudly) ooh.
(bell dinging loudly) ooh ooh.
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And finally Bluey Buffet.
Now we have an even number of the 10.
I don't think I'm gonna try this.
Someone gave it to us.
We've been giving it to animals throughout.
Not as the primary staple,
but it has a lot of good stuff in it.
It's call Bluey Buffet.
Blue tongued skinks and beard-ies have very similar diets.
So slightly different ratio's.
It's the weirdest.
So it comes in a powder.
You add water, put it in the microwave, and let it cool.
And then you've got this weird jello stuff going on.
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(bell dinging loudly) ooh.
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