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I keep the crickets at 23c so they tend to wolf their way through food too. I always allow 2 days gutload at least before she eats them too.

Bug burger and superload says to quite clearly not use as a staple for feeders which is why all are in.

Can't get cricket crack in uk where i live unfortunately. I've tried.

They already eating bug burger mixed with superload too. Sorry though u meant what veg am i feeding them. All is in the box

And to answer what vetark calcium no d3 from the vet daily and heavily. Repashy calcium plus LOD every 2 weeks. With d3. I'm am open to ideas of better supplements if it will help her.

All heavily covered in calcium and d3&vits every 2 weeks.

My crickets are filling their faces with fresh carrot, parsnips, pea shoots and water cress daily so i don't think there is a problem there. They obviously get washed and the carrots and parsnips are also peeled and grated as feeders seem to eat better this way.

Yeah its good

No luck ☹

That's what i thought brody. I was puzzled when the vet said it was reversible but the xrays are showing her bones getting better. I obviously cant keep feeding her 15 a day otherwise she will be a branch breaker but im not sure what to cut it to without her going downhill again. Shes not...

She is eating what she wants at the moment-15 crickets a day since Friday. But its the first time shes eatten since November as she was on syringe diet since then. Would cutting back be detrimental to MBD or should I feed her up to try and undo some damage before the next clutch? Would you...

I can't view it, it says theres an error?

I will check it out, thanks.

I've read into it quite a bit but can't seem to find the best recommendation temperature and food quantities. The care sheets suggest 29c for bask 22c for ambient and 7-10 feeders every other but my chameleon does not like to play by the rules and when i tried that in November she never ate...

Sorry for the epic thread btw.