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...He is now more than big enough to head to his new home. He is from our Galileo x Sabrina pairing. He is currently eating large crickets, medium superworms, and the occasional dubia roach. He is $625 plus $60 shipping. If interested please email [email protected] or visit the website.

I’ll be putting it on a diet of gutloaded hornworms, silkworms, Dubia roaches if I can, and the occasional mealworm.

Should I start adding some small dubias daily or wait till hes bigger? My other one that is a couple months older doesn't like the dubias but will begrudgingly eat a couple a day for variety crickets are the favorites. Then any worm and then the ultimate are moths!

...ate between 12_15 small crickets, but then she didn't eat for a couple of days, but now she's eating between 7-13 crickets a day I bought some dubias and have started a colony but she wasn't overly interested in the dubias, she has also been eating silkworms and she's had 2 wax worms (as a...

Chameleonaire says happy Tuesday to everyone! He also relays his displeasure in eating dubia roaches when I try to feed them to him😂😂

...views as food. He will learn at a young age the others are food too. Just load up the feeder run with them all. I would stick to 1/4 inch dubia. Silk worms are another good one and with you having two that are different ages you can order them in small as some get larger faster those can be...

I’m convinced there is a strong correlation between reptiles getting parasites and feeding off crickets from stores that also sell other reptiles. I don’t think anyone could change my mind on this. Crickets are great, but I’d go with a place that specializes in crickets/feeders.

okay i will try mixing a smaller one in with her crickets tomorrow!

Oh absolutely!!! I just picked up some hornworms and silkworms but the silkworms will be the added staple feeder alongside the crickets (Dubia roaches are illegal in Canada)

...Only when bedtime comes he goes down, walks one round and snugs in. Will post some photos of this aswell! He eats like a champ though. Every 2 days i feed him around 4 locust and 2 dubias. His response to food is instant and he bolts towards me when he sees im bringing the food. Any...

After 2 weeks: I’ve got the silkworms and waxworms delivered and he’s been eating those and deleting my Dubia population. He seems to be more active and he’s eating around 8-10 bugs a day now.

...In time, she’ll have you well trained and accepting of her sass. ;) The only other thing I have to say atm, is to offer a wider variety of feeders. Wax worms are great little fatty treats and crickets are a good staple. Try adding some roaches (dubia or discoid), silkworms, bsfl or grasshoppers.

...scoop out and pitch the whitesh center/seeds area of the bell pepper. Technically you are fine feeding either to "non worms" because crickets/dubia etc cant concentrate the toxin as a defense mechanism. That being said, i have never had roaches eat a tomato nor pepper. Ive offered them...

...grow so fast I didn’t want to feed her those yet bc she isn’t eating all the time so it’s unpredictable. She does eat straight roaches. The dubias are in a container with hiding spots and each night before I feed Marge I put a block of blended carrots Apples Sometimes orenges Today u used...

...now be gutloading with solely sweet potatoes and carrots. Yea i think you just need to lower the protein content of the gut load. Discoids/dubia store excess protein as uric acid just like we store excess fat as fatty acid. Personally i just treat the roach bin as a compost heap and all...

...powder) cure alot of "we are not sure" issues. Yes i wouldnt do this if the lizard had known bone issues, but most lizards are over supplemented vs under. This can be due to just the surface area of the feeders. 2-3 queen dubia have a lot less surface area to powder vs 3 dozen medium crickets.

Poor Rango was confused as to why I was poking the tongs at him… a roach had somehow escaped his bowl as I was feeding him and decided to crawl onto his face 😂 right in his blind spot, too!

Hello guys! I am happy to say that Bobinka laid her eggs and she's doing fine. I got also got her a new plant! She wanted to eat, but she is very tired, she dropped the dubia roach 3 times and then, she got sassy and left 😂 . I know the appetite is there tho! I'll try in a few hours again!

I have no experience with dubia (they’re illegal in Florida) but I do know discoids are very similar and have heard that they are more active than dubia. I think for some chameleons, roaches are an acquired taste. Most will mix a roach in with the regular feeders and go from there. Size of the...

My Veiled chameleon LOVED Dubias roaches in the beginning. But when he got bigger , he seemed to completely lost interest for crickets and superworms. He loathe hornworms. But now it reversal. He LOVES hornworms and Dubia roaches. But the roaches have to make a lot of movement to get him...