Australis is a carnivorous animal, most of which like to eat frogs, loach, cricket, goldfish, grasshopper, shrimp, etc. Feeding red arrows or shrimps will play a certain role in enhancing the color of Australopithecus, because red arrows and shrimps contain red pigments.

Australian star dragon should eat small and frequent meals and feed it four times a day . Young Australian star dragons under 12 cm have just started to eat raw bait, and they can be fed with more palatable bait such as white mealworms, small shrimps, and blood worms that have just been shelled. Australopithecus can be fed normal mealworms and small shrimps, or 1.5 cm small fish, about 15 cm. At this time, the Australian star dragon grew rapidly and had an amazing appetite. The number of feedings and the amount of feeding can be appropriately increased. Australian star dragons over 20 cm can be fed larger fish, shrimp, loach, meat and other bait. You can also feed live baits such as various insects. These are the favorite foods of Australopithecus, but be careful not to contaminate these baits.  

In addition, the internal organs, especially the liver, are not suitable for feeding Australopithecus as its high fat content will cause the The disease of the star dragon. Artificial bait is best to use beef with less fat content. Of course, if conditions permit, you can buy finished bait for Australian Star Point Dragon. However, when it was first fed artificial feed, the Australian star point dragon would be very unaccustomed to it and needed artificial bait.