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17 oz bagged up, another 4 portions to go, successfully made bug chow.

I agree with you too Kinyonga, that I think new keepers need a baseline to start, somewhere to get comfortable, and then look at what does MY cham possibly need, where are they showing signs of distress and why? I think it's why we see a lot of questions in the health forum that sometimes are...

I agree with your vet but almost would individualize them more. So Ryker was my original panther, came from Kammersflage, had amazing breeding, was a great healthy boy. At 5 years old he started showing snow blindness with 6% uvb bulb that had nothing wrong with it and was about... 2 months...

I do sell the excess i make but likely wont for another.... few months as i figure out ratios and percentages. I aim for 10-12% plant protein which targets most species needs of protein but also rides the safety zone of not too much especially since most of the amino acid chains are incomplete

Dont have proportions yet Alfalfa Bee pollen Flax meal Sunflower seed meal Almond meal Pumpkin seed meal Hemp seed meal Chia meal Ground carrots Ground kale Small amounts of ground corn (sweet) and broccoli Ground elderberries Ground blueberries Ground zuchinni Maca powder Spelt sprout powder...

Im making roach and grain eating insect chow tomorrow. Mealworms, superworms, roaches, isopods, crickets, and I am sure a few others will nibble at this stuff and I am so glad to have it back in the rotation. Dry chow is just as useful when its made right as healthy fruits or veggies. However...

I grow prickly pear actually, they are super easy. Require little maintenance here. Most annoying thing are the small hair like spines lol

I live in a place that is like... consistently warm all year except for 3 months. What are seasons? None exist here. Lol. My aunt might know. I know kale, tomatoes, and broccoli grow well here for sure. We have a lot of others like squash and cucumbers too. But i also know we have a lot of pest...