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My Veiled chameleon went through a hunger strike. He completely lost interest in dubia roaches. I simply took it off the menu list for others. Crickets, Superworms, BSF, Locust. Until 3 months maybe, I took new interest in dubia roaches.

Update: He drank lots of water this morning. Hopefully he’s okay.

Make sure the Dubias are small enough for her and mix one in with some other feeders that she enjoys. For some chameleons, roaches can be an acquired taste.

...most likely air escaping through the larynx under the skin. Since it appeared around the same time as him hitting my finger in stead of the dubia roach, it is most likely injury related. He could press on the bulge and it goes up and feels like air. It has also been going away and coming...

Hello! To preface, we have a 8 month old Ambilobe Panther Chameleon. In his early years, we had been feeding a mix of dubia roaches and crickets for his youth, and have usually fed around 15-20 a day. When he turned 6 months old to currently, we are feeding him about 8 medium sized crickets and...

Hi Folks! Just seeing this thread... I too live in Florida and, as a previous northerner, am sad that I can't have Dubia Roaches in the sunshine state. Are Discoid Roaches the best alternative? Currently using crickets, but they smell and die quickly... If Discoid Roaches are the best, do you...

You can omit it out for some time. I did that with my chameleon with Dubia roaches.

Thanks Jeremy. For me first time I’ve seen her eating after brumation. All winter she has locusts in her enclosure, which have fresh veggies constantly, however never seen her shoot or eat one. When I gave her Dubia’s, nothing, now outside within 30” she took a dubia

...They are more active and more likely to trigger a feeding response. If you have 20 lizards, you would be wise to get as many as possible on dubia because they are less space intensive to raise and there's less effort/thought required.The lizards, just like the dubia, should be gutloaded for...

...everyday. Plus one or two black soldier flies. You guys said no to fruit flies but I still got them so I’m feeding them until they run out 😅 I’ll have to try rainbow mealworms, I’ve been doing Josh’s Frogs and local shop delivery which didn’t turn out well 🥲 In Florida so Dubia roaches are out.

...with real sunlight. Food: she only accepts flies which get some multivitamin and calcium, no D3. I am also offering her crickets, locusts, dubia and shelfordella. But she only has interest in flies. My plan is to forcefeed her when she hisses at me, with some mashed cricket. Additional info...

I just got my order of 500 lesser meal worms and 500 buffalo beetles, not only was the delivery prompt the seller was excellent at communicating and included multiple freebies of Dubias and baby mealworms by far the best price I found and with the freebies!

...keenly following the BSF that hatched overnight, and I think I heard the sound of his tongue striking a couple of times today. He ignored the dubias, a wax worm covered in Critical Care Carnivore and a silkworm, but it was after I handled him. I didn’t have the heart to try to force feed him...

Total boss move on the Dubias part, can you imagine riding a creature 100x the size of you? 😂😂😂

Some have done that, and it’s a pretty good idea. Do leave some extras though just in case of casualties.

...out the auto ship feature for super worms and underestimated how much and how often I actually needed them. I ran out of BSFL and he won't eat Dubia roaches so i have been feeding him super worms pretty consistently. I've read the warnings of other people and now i am experiencing it myself...

Sorry for the lack of updates guys, been hectic trying to sort out sofa situation but that's irrelevant, right I received my baby dubias and silkworms and she is finally eating, yesterday and today she ate about 20 dubias yesterday, and I put her food in her enclosure at 8am this morning, it's...

I gave some excess adult Dubias to a pet shop for store credit. It took a while for local area lizard keepers to get past the "But it's a ROACH!" cringe factor, but once they did, the store had no problem selling them. Most went to friends who kept backyard chickens or ducks. To help prevent...

...a new one.) It's the forbidden sausage I'm worried about. It's just....mushy looking. Usually it's darker and has more structure. We've not had hornworms lately. Crickets and dubias with occasional superworms. Misting 2x/day, fogging a few hours overnight, and sharing a dripper every other day.