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...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...

No problem! I thought I was doing a good thing by offering the dry stuff on the side lol oops. We're learning though! :-D

...to feed your chameleon fruits/veg. The fruit/veg should be fed to the feeders that is mandatory, feeding your chameleon extra fruits/veggies is optional and while their may not be science that they can properly digest the material, their is also no science to prove that a chameleon can be...

Yes, I have seen the cubes and know that you need to feed live insects. But what if I got some hornworms and I know that they grow like crazy so I would have to feed them off pretty fast so what would be the limit? and should I only feed the hornworms or should I feed them with some other feeders?

Hi as I mentioned repashy bug burger ( as reccomended to me ) may be a better alternative to than arcadia insect fuel

...had some issues w supplememts before, seem to do best with repashy calcium and arcadia pro earth. I gut load heavy. With all sorts of fruit n veggies as well as rapashy bugburger. I also 2 times a months dilute local bee pollen granules w water and put it with my feeders for 24 hrs before...

I’m going to follow my veterinarians medical advice while he is an critical condition. Thank you for your input.

Hi, below I listed all the stuff that I have can you please tell me if I need anything else? - Glass cage - Heating/UVB light - Reptile heating mat - Real plants: 1- Spider plant 2- Devil's ivy 3- Swiss cheese monstera - Fake bendable branch - Thermometer - Water pump (for river and...

...poop falls down)! I keep a wet and a dry food tray in for them. The dry dish has Repashy bug burger. The other tray I put fresh fruits and veggies on daily. I don’t use those gel moisture cubes, because they can cause problems with reptiles eating them if they’re stuck to the roaches or...

I just got in an order of small super worms and put them in a Tupperware type bowl with holes in the lid. I added bran for them to bed in. My question is, do I feed them veggies or anything?

...in 9 days now. The crickets grow happily there is no day cycle that doesn’t bother them they like a steady temperature, they eat up the veggies I throw in and lay thousands of eggs. I use a 100w nightlight red heat lamp for the crickets but this is just for breeding purposes crickets should...

...as noted in my first post, fed once daily with at least 2 types of insects. They're maintained on repashy bug grub, water crystals and fresh veggies and gutloaded with fresh veggies (bell peppers and squash plus a variety of seasonal veggies, depends on what's available) and leafy greens (no...

...as noted in my first post, fed once daily with at least 2 types of insects. They're maintained on repashy bug grub, water crystals and fresh veggies and gutloaded with fresh veggies (bell peppers and squash plus a variety of seasonal veggies, depends on what's available) and leafy greens (no...

I give my supers shaved carrot, squash, sweet potato, bell pepper and other low moisture veggies. I offer every few days. While they do eat the bran, they also need some hydration.