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    Leaving soon for summer

    ...being able to care for the crickets so I got him a wide variety of worms such as mealworms, super worms, butter worms and I also got him calciworms(black soldier fly worms) as a substitute for him not having crickets. Every day was stressful because Arlo turned out to be super picky and...
  2. P

    Mbd and dehydrated veiled chameleon

    ...intake though. I work long hours and have my husband spray and water when I'm gone but lil dude seems to only drink for me....any ideas? I've been feeding him wax worms to help with lack of water intake but am thinking of switching to calciworms. Any tips or ideas to help him recover quicker?
  3. Curlytails

    Help!! Male or female!

    Use calciworms if she is eating.
  4. Curlytails

    Bulging eye

    Fruitfies mabye. Calciworms and waxworms may help too.
  5. jamest0o0

    Bug Talk!

    Calciworms=Phoenix worms=black soldier fly larvae. Very nutritious addition. There are larger ones you can order, but they're all relatively small compared to other feeders.
  6. M

    Opinions and Advice on my custom enclosure.

    Also my diet while he has been attempting to recouperate: mealworms, superworms, hornworms, calciworms, silkworms, waxworms whoch I force fed him during this period
  7. MissSkittles

    Dorsal crest question.

    ...dome that helps keep all my plants alive. Mealworms aren’t a good staple feeder...not much nutrition and hard to digest. I feed bsfl (aka calciworms, Phoenix worms), discoid roaches, silkworms and occasionally crickets. Hornworms and superworms are occasional treats. Many breed their own...
  8. starter

    Do freshly hatched chameleons need underground caves?

    ...I have given him a few tiny hatchling locusts and crickets, but haven't seen him eating yet. I also have flightless fruit flies and small calciworms ready. Do the cham babies need any help with starting to eat? I will appreciate some advice! I have added pictures of the digging baby and of...
  9. N

    My Chameleon won't eat.

    I always recommend letting some black soldier fly larvae (AKA: BSFL, Calciworms, Phoenix worms, Reptiworms) pupate into flies and letting them in there. If a flying insect doesn't trigger a response, something is very wrong. While you are waiting for some flyers, try roaches, silk worms, stick...
  10. Syreptyon

    Snails....Silkworms......Roaches (Not Dubias, not waxed)

    Your cham is an adult, right? I don't think mantids would be practical in that case. The only cost-effective way to feed mantids, in my experience, is to either hatch the nymphs yourself from an ooth or to buy a bunch of nymphs at a time. But they will be much too small to be of much use to an...
  11. starter

    Extremely fertile Yemen female - ever had a Caesarian in a cham before?

    ...access to food, mainly dusted locusts and crickets and a bowl full of green leaves and herbs, fruit & veggie pieces and worms (mainly calciworms and Morio worms, only occasionally some mealworms and wax worms). I used to breed mammals in former years and know from those times that gravid...
  12. Thatwizard420

    Please help!!!

    ...3 days) Supplementation= To make it easier for you, get Repashy Supercalcium Plus LoD. Lightly dust all his feeders with the exception of calciworms. That should be every feeding, and eliminates the need for a supplement schedule. Lighting= Basking temps should be 90-95° F, With light...
  13. A

    Dalmatian like spots

    ...not eaten since we've had her. we tried mealworms, crickets (dead and alive) and a variety of vegetables. Before we had her she was eating calciworms and wax-worms which are being delivered tonight. Watering - A dripper, a water spray bottle and a humidifier. I have seen her drinking once a...
  14. Sassyxo

    Help!! Male or female!

    Yes she is eating, no problems. I will be consulting with a vet at 6 :) hooting for a positive outcome on my bubby
  15. Kaizen

    Jacksonii Jacksonii giving birth to un-formed babies

    So, I’ll go over your husbandry later this evening, but I’d like to offer what are admittedly intuitions/guesses. I am not a vet, and I have no scientific basis for this, other than my own reasoning. 1) Your female has too many young to support and is “making room” 2) Your female was not...
  16. MissSkittles

    Dalmatian like spots

    ...not eaten since we've had her. we tried mealworms, crickets (dead and alive) and a variety of vegetables. Before we had her she was eating calciworms and wax-worms which are being delivered tonight. Chameleons will only eat live bugs. Mealworms are not good at all to give. Attaching feeder...
  17. andrearamirezo91

    Bug Talk!

    ...to everyone for your input, it's been really helpful. I'm gonna be placing some online orders for small hornworms and I have an order of calciworms coming in to my LPS today. Sad to hear about the roaches as everyone seems to have these as one of their first choice feeders for their...
  18. MissSkittles

    Length in labor of infertile eggs

    ...5 crickets every other day. Gutloading is super important as it passes nutrition on to your cham. Variety of feeders is also good. Bsfl (Calciworms, Phoenix worms), silkworms are nice additions. Every other day my girls have come to expect feeding and it’s one of the few times that they don’t...
  19. MissSkittles

    Juniper is not doing good help

    Hi again. The dome light UVB bulb is not providing adequate levels. You need to get a linear T5 with 5.0 bulb. Pic below is type I use. Should be placed in center top of enclosure with basking light close. Basking area should be about 8 inches away. Using that calcium without D supplement daily...
  20. Firsttimer

    Reading about food cycles

    Wow! You are amazing. I will get on to that asap. He is being cheeky at the moment, almost demanding calciworms, he came to the front of his house with his big sad eyes, whilst i have been at work, after only giving him crickets this morning, to encourage him not to rely on just the calciworms...
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