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You can get black soldier fly larvae aka phoenix worms/calciworms, and just keep them long enough until they pupate into flies. It may cause the hunger strike to end. I would be a little worried about the no eating part though...

Does she puff up or change color when you grab her? Make sure to put her on a cham safe plant or in a screen cage when outside. You must gutload every feeder! Cricket Crack, Mazuri, Sticky Tongue Farms Vit-all, and Repashy are all great! Waxworms should only be treats, superworms as treats...

...this before. 90 day feeding trial near the end of the video with groups of bearded dragon hatchlings fed dusted insects vs vitabugs + calciworms vs gutloaded only insects. Wasn't aware that vitabugs were sort of designed to be used alongside calciworms (calciworms 2x per week, vitabugs the...

...feed those off to your larger pets. There are flying feeders, but not ones that you can purchase like that. Such as soldier flies, aka calciworms. These are maggots that turn into flies. They will fly around and chams love them, but it takes some work to get them to that point. Hope this helps!

Force feed carefully, mash up bugs into like a bug juice or get Carnivore care formula. Yes, calciworms or Phoenix worms. Also, Honey is great way to add a boost of energy. As far as hydration, try letting water just drip onto his nose for several minutes to help him stay hydrated. If you can...

Did you cup feed him? Since they are so small?

I went to several pet stores today and found pinhead crickets, waxworms, mill worms, and calciworms. He LOVED the waxworms!! t to

...they were maybe like maggots but it means I can extend their lives a little here, until the inevitable! Thanks very much, it's been very useful. We call them calciworms here so maybe I googled wrong. Hope DZ is o.k after his unique method of catching flies. Is there a mellers in your future? :)

Yesterday he ate one cricket, small wax worm, and small calciworms, today he only ate one large cricket

...cannot climb out. Some bigger crickets jump out, so I let him free range eat them, since he prefers it. I thought that he ate all of the calciworms, but the tray probably got wet and I found most of them under the reptile carpet or in the drainage tray. They can climb with the smallest amount...

...some up every other week to gutload. He will at least eat crickets better than roaches. Today I just threw a few black soldier fly larvae(calciworms) into the outside cage. He went after a few. He hasn't ate much past few days. I will make that boy crack. He will have to eat those roaches...

...would be my first pick. Black Soldier Fly larva are also yummy (apparently) and can be found branded under various names (Repitworms, Calciworms, Phoenix worms). Naturally if he refuses to eat anything at all no matter what you try, it's time to seek out a vet. But I would try some new foods...

I haven't tried any other roaches because I can't get my girl to eat the dubias much at all. They like to hide at the bottom corners of nick Barta's feeder cups and idk if she just can't find them or she won't eat them. Maybe I'll do an experiment and only offer her the roaches and see what she...

I am very pleased to report that her favorite food item is calciworms! :D She goes for them first before supers or waxworms.

Calciworms are really good too. Some people use butterworms as treats.

You might want to contact your calciworm supplier, but otherwise they will grow out, and you can feed them vegetable scraps to keep them gutloaded

Black Soldier Fly Larvae (a.k.a. Phoenix Worms, Calciworms, Reptiworms) are good feeders and full of calcium so you don't even have to dust them. They turn into Black Soldier Flies and chameleons go nuts over them. You can also order some Blue Bottle Flies or some Green Bottle Flies or some...

Hello! humm :/ lot of things wrong in your husbandry you will have to make lot of changes if you want too keep in alive past the next 1-2 months! but if you are ready to do it! it can reverse the situation! 1-Feeding :(critical) calciworm are really cool except they are hard to digest, so not...

Thanks! I just ordered some BSF larvae online. Hope he will take a bite

...put his crickets in it too, but the bigger ones will escape, so he must hunt them down. I set it at the bottom of the cage, but have two branches nearby for him to stay on while he eats. Here's a bunch of threads about them...