Their stomachs are large enough to accommodate large quantities of food. At a young age, Bearded Dragons will not to eat as much vegetation as their adult counterparts. As a Bearded Dragon ages it will eat less animal matter and more plants, leveling off at around an 80% plant and 20% animal diet.heir stomachs are large enough to accommodate large quantities of food. At a young age, Bearded Dragons will not to eat as much vegetation as their adult counterparts. As a Bearded Dragon ages it will eat less animal matter and more plants, leveling off at around an 80% plant and 20% animal diet.
Learner's definition of LENIENT. [more lenient; most lenient] : allowing a lot of freedom and not punishing bad behavior in a strong way : not harsh, severe, or strict. a teacher who is lenient with students who have misbehaved. a lenient teacher. a lenient sentence/punishment/policy. Many people felt that the punishment was too lenient.
The inferior clergy were by no means so lenient as the Bishop. She laid a lenient tax upon the neighbors and the town below. Now be lenient with me and don't get in a passion so easily, but be gentle like me. Would you think it strange, your excellency, if they were not lenient? Therefore he asked that the magistrate would consider all this, and be lenient. He had been a funny horse-thief, so in return they were lenient. I wish to be as lenient as possible, and, as I observed, the penalty will be merely nominal. But, father, you will be lenient towards them, cried the young man. The laws were lenient, for most crimes could be atoned for by money or other fines. He could well afford to be lenient to a rebel of his calibre.