Quick Question about the Logistics of Using Worms as Feeders

[eat2muchrice]

Build was simple.

1. Painted the “outside” of a clear plastic container.
2. Cut the opening with a dremel or razor knife.
3. Attached a magnetic backing.
3. Wrapped netting around a cardboard insert.
4. Stripped wire for the opening and glued on.
5. Add crickets and watch eat.

 

[GlennFrog]

That's the thing though, is that I've seen her eat crickets, and she wasn't shy about it. She just ate, in fact. I guess I just have to keep the worms fresh and play the waiting game. I should replace the worms with fresh ones every day, correct?

 

[eat2muchrice]

That's the thing though, is that I've seen her eat crickets, and she wasn't shy about it. She just ate, in fact. I guess I just have to keep the worms fresh and play the waiting game. I should replace the worms with fresh ones every day, correct?

Yes, I would keep fresh gut-loaded worms in her cage. Take the old ones out and let them gut-load more. Glad to hear she is eating.

 

[GlennFrog]

Alright, that's what I thought. I'm also glad that she's eating; from certain angles she looks downright too thin. That's another reason why I'm trying to provide waxworms, is that I heard that they were high in fat, and judging by pics of other veiled chameleons I've seen on the forums she could use a little plumping up.

 

[laurahlove]

Build was simple.

1. Painted the “outside” of a clear plastic container.
2. Cut the opening with a dremel or razor knife.
3. Attached a magnetic backing.
3. Wrapped netting around a cardboard insert.
4. Stripped wire for the opening and glued on.
5. Add crickets and watch eat.

Awesome thank you!!