June 2011 Feeding Log (Male and Female Panther Chameleons)

Below is a log of daily prey intake for adult panther chameleons for the month of June, 2011.

• Feeders listed may have been presented all at once or split into multiple feedings through the day.
• Supplementation is indicated by: C = Calcium (mix of RepCal and StickTongues Miner-al O); CD3 = Calcium with D3 (RepCal); V = Vitamins (herptivite)
• Crickets, terrestrial isopods, and roaches gutloaded with dandelion, carrot, orange, apple, yam, strawberry, red romaine, clover, etc and this dry gutload
• Superworms and mealworms are gutloaded with dandelion, carrot, orange, apple, yam, berries, lettuce, etc as well as this substrate gutload mix.
• Indian Stick bugs are fed primarily blackberry leaves, with some dandelion leaves, red romaine, wild rose leaves, leaves from oak, apple and pear trees, grape vine leaves and similar.
• Some of the butterworms were fed soft squash and small bits of fruit, but most of them will not have been gutloaded at all
• moths are wild caught and not gutloaded

June 1
Males: 3 butterworms
Females: 2 butterworms

June 2
Males: 1 stick bug, 1 superworm
Females: 1 stick bug, 1 superworm

June 3
Males: 8 four-week old (medium size) crickets (C) and 1 stick bug
Females: 6 four-week old (medium) crickets (C) ad 1 stick bug

June 4
Males: 2 terrestrial isopods, 6 (medium size)crickets (C)
Females: 1 terrestrial ispod, 6 (medium size)crickets (C)

June 5
Males: 10 four-week old(medium size) crickets (some with C, some C+D3)
females: 6 four-week old (medium size)crickets (some with C, some C+D3)

June 6
nothing and nothing

June 7
Males: 6 (medium size) crickets (C) and one small stick insect
Females: 2 (medium size) crickets (C) and one small stick insect

June 8
Males: 1 dubia nymph, 2 (medium size)crickets (C)
Females: 1 dubia nymph, 2 (medium size)crickets (C)

June 9
Males: 1moth
Females: 1 mealworm (C)

June 10
Males: 4 medium crickets (V)
Females: 4 medium crickets (V)

June 11
Males: 1 small dubia, 2 medium stick bugs
Females: 1 small dubia, 1 medium stick bug

June 12
Males: 1 superworm, 2 crickets (C+D3)
Females: 1 superworm, 1 cricket (C+D3)

June 13
Males: 1 stick bug, 4 crickets (C)
Females: 4 crickets (C)

June 14
Males: 2 dubia nymph
Females: 1 dubia nymph

June 15
nothing and nothing

Jnue 16
Males: 2 stick insects, 1 butterworm
Females: 1 small stick insect, 1 butterworm

June 17
Males: 1 dubia nymph (C), 1 hisser nymph
Females: 1 dubia nymph (C)

June 18
Males: 2 butterworms
Females: 2 butterworms

June 19
Males: 1 butterworm, 1 mealworm (C), 1 small stickbug
Females: 1 butterworm, 1 small stick bug

June 20:
nothing and nothing

June 21
Males: 1 superworm (C)
Females: 1 superworm (C)

Jun 22
Males: 2 turk (blatta lateralis) roach (C)
Females: 1 turk (C)

June 23
Males: 1 small dubia nymph (C)
Females: 1 small dubia nymph (C)

June 24
Males: 1 terrestrial isopod
Females: 1 terrestiral isopod

June 25
Males: 10 small crickets (C), 1 mealworm
Females: 7 small crickets (C), 1 mealworm

June 26
Males: 5 small crickets (C+d3), 5 small crickets (C), 1 terrestiral isopod
Females: 8 small crickets (C+D3), 1 terrestiral isopod

June 27
Males: 5 med crickets
Females: 5 med crickets

June 28
nothing and nothing

June 29
Males: 1 wild caught moth, 5 med crickets (C)
females: 5 med crickets (C)

June 30
Males: 1 terrestrial isopod, 5 med crickets (C), 1 superworm
Females: 1 terrestrial isopod, 2 med crickets (C), 1 superworm