IMO 4x2 is a minimum, though most will say smaller.
Livefoods should be offered every other day, crickets, locusts, roachs, worms, slugs etc. Waxworms, mealies and pinkies should be offered occasionaly. Greens should be made available daily with veg, fruits and flowers less frequently. I'd say 50-60%% greens consisting of any leafy green plants - though lettuce should be avoided as it has little nutritional value and iron rich greens such as spinach and kale should be fed sparingly. around 30% vegetables, beans, peas, carrots, etc. Canned is fine, and convenient. 10-15% fruits and flowers, citrus is not suitable nor are tomatos.
Seed mixes can be bought to grow your own edible plants(weeds), try googling 'dragon seed mix' or similar. These should obviously be grown organicaly, and wild food plants and feeders should only be collected if known to be pesticide and fert free.
There are prepared foods on the market designed for beardies, can be handy to have on standby for emergencies but shouldnt form the staple diet.
Disposition depends on the dragon.
All your questions are commonly covered by most caresheets, of which there are no shortage online, im sure others will be forthcoming with links.
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