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Most of us feed as much as they'll eat daily up until 10-12 months of age then cut back to 3-5 insects every other day. Gutloading insects with a variety of fresh veggies as well. Spinach, kale, collard greens, carrots are a few good choices.

...go to the vet or moved. Feeding - I am feeding Whopper dubia roaches, hornworms, and black fly larve, every two days. I feed the bugs fresh veggies like carrots, squash, and greens. Whopper gets calcium every time he eats and D3 one every other week. He eats very well and runs over to the...

I think I just got unlucky with what I used. But yeah I would use non gmo type stuff

Yeah I have the same along with dwarf whites but mine are orange. So maybe they’re deep down that would make sense why I don’t see them. I have a lot of leaf litter too. I’ll try some cork bark

...about all the pests getting into the house. I don’t gutload specifically, but I do keep my buggie colonies well fed a diet of fresh greens, veggies, Repashy Bug Burger and I too have the ice cubes. I put the ice cubes in some of the tiny dishes I have that were bought for my geckos or came...

I talk to my plants and flowers that is about the extent of that though.

I talk a lot, so am breaking this into two sections. Your Chameleon - Male Veiled Chameleon, not sure about his age. I have have him for two weeks I’m going to take a guess that he’s maybe around 5 months or so, based on the size of his casque. Handling - Rarely/Never It’s always good to...

...case he needs to go to the vet or moved. Feeding - I am feeding Whopper dubia roaches, usually 5-8 every two days. I feed the roaches fresh veggies like carrots, squash, and greens. Whopper gets calcium every time he eats and D3 one every other week. Watering - I have a Mistking mister that...

...chameleon eating it. Theres a few rare exceptions i believe. For the most part, most of us prefer to feed our insects certain fruits/greens/veggies. This tends to be a better method as veggies have more nutritional value, and are cheaper (imo at least). Here’s a more in depth guide on the...

...dusted in calcium and once every 2 weeks dusted in multivitamin. i’m switching to crickets next week and will be gut loading with fresh veggies -supplement brand is repcal -water through misting system twice a day, fogger at night, and dripper during day -feces look ms normal, not too runny...

...even though I tried to get her used to it, so I only do it when necessary She’s feed 2-3 times a week. Usually a mix of crickets with fresh veggies like spinach, lettuce, carrots, and strawberries. Hornworms and super worms as occasional treats. I dust my feeders with repti-calcium from zoo...

...calcium.”…only use egg shells from eggs that have been cooked to avoid the possibility of salmonella. “Maybe making sure you feed your bugs veggies that are high in vitamin A could also be helpful.”..if you’re using veggies for vitamin A it will be beta carotene or prOformed vitamin A and...

My last batch of BSFL, I tried to put them in ground up oatmeal but...It was basically a flour at that point and they just dried up orz. I felt such a fool because that was 100 little buggies meeting an untimely end from my own mistake. I really appreciate all the advice! I don't have that coco...

...dried krill, shrimp, mealworms, and crickets along with cuttlebone and egg shells. Then I’ve just been adding different fruits, leaves, and veggies each night. He kinda tears stuff up and drags it all over the tank so I need a good CuC lol. I also need to add in some nuts, seeds, and even...

...you for the fast reply! I have fake plants in his enclosure and I noticed he likes to chew on them haha; I read that veiled chams like to eat veggies as well as live insects, so I have to look into what I can feed him. The yawning doesn’t occur for long periods of time so I’m not super...

...or banana which my roaches love). I also use Repashy Bug Burger to supplement the bugs diet and for when I’m lazy or in a rush. Puréed veggies ice cubes are also good for this. I also add bee pollen to the bug burger when I make it or will on occasion sprinkle some on the fresh veggies for...

The grasshoppers are expensive but the benefits out weigh the cost. 1. No cleaning 2. They don't need water 3. Gut load with fruits and veggies 4. They live all month 5. Depending on size - you might only need to feed 2 or 3

I am using a calcium with D3 twice a month and without D3 for every feeding. The main thing here is that her eyes have been closed for multiple weeks and I have been trying to figure out what is this issue causing this since we don’t have any vet near. I think since she has been keeping her...

...I even fastened a little cup in the enclosure with dubia roaches, and he doesn't touch them. He also doesn't touch the tiny-chopped fruit / veggies I put in there. I was thinking of trying to get him a few hornworms but I've heard they can bite hard, and he's a very little guy. What else...

...so much!! I have some money saved up, so I think that this is urgent enough to take her to the vet for. I will also be changing her diet, as I never knew her veggies were so bad. I will also try to get a new lighting setup if I can afford it after the vet trip. It might have to wait a bit...