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01-15-04, 04:04 AM
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Wheat Bran
I'm setting up a new beardie enclosure and thought I might try the wheat bran thing. Where can you get a 25 pound bag and how much do they cost? The only place I've seen it is in the bulk food section at save-on. I don't remember how much it was, but I'm guessing it won't be too cheap to put enough in a 100 gallon tank. What should I do?
Oh, one other thing- I haven't heard too much about using ceramic tiles. What are the negatives?
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01-15-04, 10:29 AM
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Try looking at farm & feed type stores. Should be pretty cheap.
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01-15-04, 11:08 AM
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Most livestock feed companies sell it. It is about $10-$30.00 for a bag depending on where you buy it from
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01-15-04, 11:16 AM
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wheat bran
Hi There - I am assuming you are located in the Abbotsford area - you could try a Buckerfields store or Valley Feed Bag, they usually carry bran in bulk bags - much cheaper than Save-On Foods
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01-15-04, 12:38 PM
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Re: Wheat Bran
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I haven't heard too much about using ceramic tiles. What are the negatives?
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I don't know how well ceramic tiles would work with beardies. Maybe if you had a beardie that didn't like to dig then maybe. I know mine love to dig, and make little wallows when they go to bed. So i will always have a substrate that they can do this in (unless their is cause for quarentine).
Everybody answered the other question, so i figured i would answer this one.
I also would go to a feed store, so much cheaper there. Bed a beast or eco earth at pet stores cost so much more... They have these huge bricks that they sell for 25 bucks and i can purchase the same exact thing at a feed store for only 9.
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01-15-04, 10:00 PM
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We bought our wheat bran from a feed store. We made sure it was baker's quality so that we know it's clean. We only paid $8.60 with tax for a 25kg bag.
Always go to a feed store first... it's almost always cheaper.
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01-15-04, 10:22 PM
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01-15-04, 10:23 PM
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Not that thats a bad thing though.
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01-15-04, 10:25 PM
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Glad you like it. Gets your attention doesn't it.
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01-15-04, 11:17 PM
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TRY your local feed stores and 1 more thing i would think twice about filling a 100 galon tank with bran oh boy thats a huge miss when the bran gets wet try using a smaller house for your dragons hope this helps.
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01-16-04, 12:28 AM
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Thanks for all the responses everybody. I will definitely go to a feed store first. I am in Abbotsford, so I'll try the ones you mentioned (DNA) - by the way - I bought my beardies from you! They are doing great! They have been doing ok together since I moved them to a bigger cage. I will be seperating them soon to help prepare for breeding season and to keep a closer eye on them individually. I hope to do business with you again and I will let you know what the babies look like from that female and the yellow male. You told me about this site too! Can't thank you enough for that one...
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TRY your local feed stores and 1 more thing i would think twice about filling a 100 galon tank with bran oh boy thats a huge miss when the bran gets wet try using a smaller house for your dragons hope this helps.
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I will gladly think twice about it. My beardie's don't make too much of a mess with the water though. I give them baths once a week and they drink from their dish, but they don't splash water or anything. Do you think it will still be ok? Thanks.
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