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Thank you for that. Was told to use it from a breeders advice. Will try to see if it paste well. Haven't tried that yet. With horn an silkworms. I can barely get them to last a week. Silkworms aren't a staple but very good for them. So mulberry leaves would be the only gutload for them? Not sure...

...range of things including illnesses, damage to the eye from injury/fall, incorrect humidity or temperature, and all the rest of that fun stuff. Do you feed him fruit/veggies. I agree with what @MissSkittles said what is his diet, what supplements we would need more info to give an informed...

...that plants, including vegetables, feel pain when subjected to trauma such as being yanked out of the ground, peeled, cooked, and eaten”. "Veggies and plants initiate a massive hormone and chemical barrage internally when they suffer any kind of injury," …...

Lol thanks @kinyonga ...poor veggies :(

...your chameleon, is what you feed the bugs. Healthy bugs are more nutritious. You’ll want to provide them with a healthy diet of fresh greens, veggies and just a little bit of fruit. Avoid the ‘cubes’ and jelly pots - those will keep the bugs alive but barely. There are a few commercial diets...

...or want it unless dehydrated? Correct me on anything wrong thank you so much!”…it’s said that it’s not for hydration that they eat greens and veggies, etc. I do know that female veileds will strip a pothos plant bare when they are gravid, so IMHO there is some reason they need to do this...

I have used Cricket Crack for 16 + years along with fresh greens, veggies and fruit.

Feeders can get moisture/fluids from healthy fruits and veggies. Just feed a large variety and try to stick to what would be good for your reptiles overall.

...as I think they don’t eat anything that’s alive (don’t know for sure) and I‘ve spotted them any higher then a few inches from the bottom. I’m always providing them food, veggies, fruits and leaf litter. I’ve always wondered if they would do this, did you eventually took him out of the enclosure?

...2025. I have had him since 11/20/2025 - 11 days so far Handling - I have not yet handled. Feeding - Crickets (Bug Burger, fresh fruits and veggies) I put 10-15 in per day. House flies (from pupae) 10-15 that I saw. Black soldier fly larvae (not gut loaded) 5 per time. I bought horn worms...

Also just stating this for the record I did not recommend any fruits or veggies. I asked do you offer your chameleon fruits and veggies. My recommendation would be as said in my prior post to dice collard greens and carrots to a very refined dicing them into near rice sized bits would be ideal...

I don't personally use or recommend water crystals and instead allow my bugs to get their hydration from the natural gutload I use including a variety of fruits, veggies, etc.

I don’t know if you have already seen this study, but I thought you might find this table showing the nutrients of un-dusted crickets fed a diet alternating between Repashy Superload and a mix of sweet potatoes, carrots, and kale for 2-8 days useful.

Here ya go. These graphics should help you with the Gutload and feeders. I personally use repashy bug burger for Gutload as well as tossing fruit and veggie scraps in the bug bins as well. I have one chameleon so not many bugs so that is what works best for me.

They’re totally just maggots but I can’t call them that, because my wife would lose her mind. They’re “fly larvae” lol

...silk worms, hornworms, super worms (treat), grasshoppers (when in season), crickets. Every 3rd day. I do gut load with Bug Burger and fresh veggies Supplements - What brand and type of calcium and vitamin products are you dusting your feeders with and what is the schedule? I use Sticky Tongue...

We can get fresh veggies, but it’s not so easy. I think it’s due to the fact that I live in a small town and the supermarkets aren’t always well stocked for some reason

...getting too many fat-soluble vitamins. Same with dusting the feeders with bee pollen before feeding. I think the bug burger on its own is good. I wouldn’t advocate giving any canned vegetables because of sodium and such, but frozen veggies are usually just the veggie and could be given to...

Oranges, apples, bananas, carrots, broccoli, leafy greens are the things I can think of offhand that we put in there occasionally. They are put in one at a time, in rotation.

...into the gutload. I will add that I only started using the gutload a few months ago, before that I was only sprinkling bee pollen on the veggies… I think it’s the bee pollen… I just took this photo, I could try to get some more later? But I have noticed even his casque seems swollen would...