Repashy Superfoods Beardie Buffet (6 Oz Jar)

I’m currently caring for a sick bearded dragon who came from a rough situation—no heat, no UVB lights, refusing veggies, and only eating mealworms. All major red flags! I’m working to transition him to a healthier diet with collard greens, butternut squash, and roaches, but in the meantime, Beardie Buffet has been a lifesaver. I make up about three days worth at a time, it is SO SIMPLE to prep! I heat the water in the microwave, dump in my measured amount, stir it until all the clumps are gone and pour it into a square dish to make cutting it into strips and cubes easier. It doesn't smell great, but it doesn't smell bad either-- kind of earthy sweet smell with a hind of greens. He loves it fresh and just a bit above room temperature at feeding time, so I just take it from the fridge, set a portion out in a flat dish and let it sit about five minutes on the screen above his tank. He watches the dish in anticipation! He won’t eat it from a dish (YET!), but he takes it willingly when hand-fed, so feeding is quick and easy. I think this is a fantastic tool for weaning beardies back onto a proper diet when they’re not eating well. The ingredient list looks solid—I'd even suspect it could serve as a complete diet if needed. We plan to always keep this on hand. It makes a great treat, and eventually I’ll serve it in cubes over a salad of squash and collard greens with a few roaches mixed in. Sounds gross, but hey—Beardie Buffet served as an actual beardie buffet? Love it. 😄

My dragons love this. Sets up well as long as you follow the directions. Great price. Doesn't have a super vitamin smell.

I have 3 bearded dragons and they all love their repashi treats - takes 2/3 minutes to make for them and loaded with nutrients and hydration for them

The dragon was hesitant at first so it took a couple of tries to get him to eat it. Once he did, though, he LOVES it! He doesn’t typically nip but he will get over excited for this and almost get my finger if I’m not careful. I make a batch, which is super easy, just mix hot water and the powder. I recommend getting a small whisk to help mixing since it thickens fast. I pour it in silicone forms and then I freeze them in a container, layering between wax paper. I pull one out and let it thaw to room temperature. Then I break it into a couple of smaller pieces and feed him. It smells awful to us, but he apparently loves it.

My beardies love this stuff! I always have some around for supplemental feedings. Even my picky eaters will eat it.

I wasn’t ready for what happened when I introduced Repashy Superfoods Beardie to Leo. My beardie, normally a tiny tyrant who treats veggies like medieval torture, suddenly became a Michelin-star critic. I swear I heard him smack his lips and mutter, “Finally… food worthy of a dragon.” One bite in, Leo did a full pirouette (beard flaring, eyes wide) and proceeded to perform what I can only describe as a dragon’s happy dance—tiny claws clicking, tail swishing like a metronome on espresso. I tried to film it, but he stole the container, climbed on the lamp, and clearly plotted to ration it like dragon treasure. Repashy, you’ve officially created a beardie supervillain: small, cute, and now utterly obsessed. I went to bed, and when I woke up, Leo was guarding the empty bowl like it was the crown jewels.

My bearded dragon will not eat it as it is supposed to be prepared. So I just sprinkle it over her salad.

My beardie loves it! Easy to premium using silicon ice cube trays. Just make up a batch freeze the ones you won't use quickly enough dn then counter thaw and serve!