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...roaches, mealworms, grasshoppers, etc.) with a wide variety of greens such as dandelions, kale, collards, endive, escarole, etc and veggies such as carrots, sweet potatoes, sweet red pepper, squash, etc and a very small amount of fruit such as pears, apples, berries, etc. Other insects such...

...bin. I basically just grow cleaners outside the tub, and introduce a little at a time. The cleaner crew seems to live off of lizard poop and a bit of veggies just fine. Not sure if you could make a cleaner house with small slits so the cleaners can go in and out, but the larger roaches cant.

Thats why I switched to the Reapshy LoD as well, I didn't feel that the Reptivite stuck to the bugs very well and I was worried about my chams not getting what they need.

I have a 16 gallon plastic tub, eggcrates, under tank heater, veggies, cricket crack and I clean the tub every other day and the die off is like the end of the world or zombie apocalypse.

I always free ranged my crickets in the cages and the only times the crickets would bite a chameleon were if the chameleon was sick or there was nothing in the cage for them to eat. I always left little containers of my greens/veggie gutload in the cages for the insects to eat.

Please save me all your peanut butter jar lids so I can put fresh veggies, etc. in the chameleon cages for the insects to eat while they wait to be eaten.

And if all of you turn vegan because you can’t face killing a bug or anything…don’t forget the veggies sense things too. “The team of researchers tested tobacco plants and tomato plants by not watering them and by cutting off their stems. They then recorded their response with a microphone that...

...cause healthy issues. Look for words like retinol, retinal, retinoic acid, etc. PrOformed vitamin a comes from carotenoids…so from fruits, veggies, greens and is not ready to go in the body…the body has to convert it into a useful form but must be converted into the useful form. The good...

Drop the gutload go back to fresh so you know exactly what is going into the insects. And drop the reptivite and get repashy Calcium plus LoD. Wait a month before giving the multivitamin. Are you feeding him everyday? How old is he now?

(Anyone feel free to reply to this by the way.) Okay this helps a lot and definitely telling me that I need to spend a hell more money lol- it's crazy because again, I was told from like the stores that "Oh its easy, it's so chill and once you get the stuff it's easy" and I'm just- ugh. Again...

...load the BSFL with? Dubia.com said they don’t need anything lol that they gut load them and need no food once I get them. Seemed a bit odd. But idk what to feed any of the worms. I feed the roaches and crickets dry powdered food and fresh veggies and fruit. But the worms I was told need nothing.

...2.5 months Egg Laying: 3 times (since I got her in March 2024) Feeding: I feed her with a colony of Blaptica dubia roaches, supplemented with veggies, water gel, and a special food mixture for roaches. Drinking: She drinks through the Repti Planet Heavy Rain automatic misting system, which...

...First pic is what you need to stay away from for gutloading & the second pic is what is recommend to gutload with! Try to gutload more with veggies & I purchased bee pollen also! You can dust them if it’s a powder OR dust the fruits/veggies that you are gutloading the insects with. :) Also...

...We’re trying to balance the nutrients in the crickets and other insects to make up for what they lack from their wild diet…so each is still balanced as much as we can, doing this. It’s also impo to feed/gut load the insects with good greens, veggies, etc too, of course. No stupid questions!

Here is a photo on how we gut load our feeders. We fed spaghetti squash, apples and mustard greens along with our home made feeder fuel dry mix healthy feeders= healthy chameleons IMO. https://readysrainforest.com/products/feeder-fuel-1-pound-bag

I get my BSFL from joshs frogs. I do not gutload them. They come packed in some dirt/whatever that I believe they eat and don't need to be gutloaded from my understanding.

Thanks for your response. I have seen the isopods as high as 18inches on the branches. Seems the like ficus benjaminin leaves. Although with food on the ground, I don't believe the isopods would bother the cham. I haven't removed him as the cleanup crew is doing their thing. I will be doing a...

It is a good one for crickets. But you would not use this one for any roach species. These are prone to develop high uric acid levels when fed a high protein diet. Mazuri is a high protein diet at 30% min protein level. This article Repashy did explains it better than I am...

I’ve heard this from vets and don’t necessarily disagree. I think they are 99% insectivores, but some do intentionally eat foliage and flowers for unknown reasons. So those that intentionally do, even if infrequently, would technically fall under the omnivore definition. It’s unfortunate the...

Hi again, and you are correct that I don’t measure temp and humidity yet. I’m also kinda confused by it. Also, should I hand mist his cage? But, the local pet stores near me don’t sell humidity measurements I don’t think. Also, I forgot to include vitamins and supplements. I give him Repashy...