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Also he ate 2 wax worms yesterday for the first time, and when I got home he ate three calciworms (Phoenix worms)

calciworms are fairly small and locust is more bones than meat... I don't think for a growing animal you are feeding to much, I would offer him more until het get's his fill. When he's around the 12 months of age start feeding him every other day, he will then be 'done' (they are never rly...

...sometimes. Time and time again I would demonstrate I do not fear the bites and would hold bugs in front of him or near him. The Horn worms did not get a tone of success but I also tried these little Calciworms (Which are overpriced btw) and got A LOT of success. Here is a cool video for you...

...in the sun by the window. Feeding: Usually superworms, dubia roaches (when he wants them, he's iffy about these), crickets, locust, calciworms, and the occasional wax worm. He would eat every two or three days, but now he's just stopped completely. All gutloaded with carrots, apple...

...to trust me and allows me to take her out with no problem. • Feeding - I feed her crickets, waxworms, mealworms, superworms, and Calciworms. To feed the crickets I have cricket food in there and also water. I dust the crickets once a week (after I buy them). I also dust the worms...

...I know actually so I'll just keep crossing my fingers. Lastly, and most upsetting to me currently, my Soldier Black Flies (SBF's or adult calciworms) are now mating and laying eggs! Wtf!? I have researched them a lot (As I did others) and I have at least 25 - 30 adult flies in their own...

There is something off then. He should want to eat 10 times that amount at his age. What temps are you keeping him at?

...but when I read they need to be separated it deter me because lack of space. I currently feed mine dubias as a staple, crickets, supers, calciworms, hornworms, and the occasionally wax and butterworms. I had a couple wax pupate and I managed to get the months in his cage so hopefully he eats...

...www.silkwormstore.co.uk Tom is very helpful, there are articles about care and also nutritional info, you'll see how well silkies rate, calciworms are great and cheaper than silkworms or butterworms, my chams love calciworms( black soldier fly grubs they are called in u.s ) I put a few in a...

I feed my 23-month-old male veiled every two days. His feedings consist of 10ish crickets, 2 super worms, 1 butterworm, 2 mealworms, 2 BSFL/calciworms, and 1 waxworm. He's currently shedding. Lately I have also noticed that he hasn't been eating any worms. Not sure about crickets because they...

...he’s full grown as they are quite big, I snip the mandibles out before feeding by the way, they nip and they are only as a rare treat. Calciworms are great if you buy a box and leave them to pupate and emerge as flies, they are slow flying and easy for the Cham to catch. I also buy waxworms...

Just wanted to share these photos of Rosie the Phidippus Regius, She is about 10mm across I think, she's out and about quite a bit, yesterday she ate a stick insect- see photos- today a hatchling locust and a calciworm so quite an appetite- she is so sweet- these are the first photos I had where...

For the past couple of weeks Pixie has refused all food offered apart from a couple of calciworms. She displays the same behaviour as my female Veiled used to when I believed she was receptive - pacing around and ignoring food, climbing onto my hand/arm at any opportunity. How long, roughly...

Okay I will definitely check next time I visit Petco or PetSmart. Thanks for the info! And I believe he is doing better. He has not grabbed himself since I've changed his viv around and not as many crickets in the cage as before, from what I have noticed :) Although, I'm not sure if you saw my...

...best to try and feed a varied diet, I keep or offer silkworms, butterworms, waxworms, two roach types, locusts, crickets, stick insects, calciworms- grubs and flies- house flies, and pachnoda grubs. My panther is picky and sometimes will only favour certain foods but I still try to offer a...

So can calci worms be used as a stable?

black fly larva [Phoenix worms/calciworms] are loaded with calcium. But they are very small. There are a few threads about them here. I just tried them. My panther ate them all up this morning, after the 3rd try to get him to eat them.

. What's the best way to get them to pupate?

I have my kids grow butterflies and then feed em to them. My wife thinks that awful I think it's pretty cool

okay thanks! been wondering about trying new feeders. wheres the best place (online) for dubia in the uk? and what size should i be looking to get?