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I keep the crickets at 23c so they tend to wolf their way through food too. I always allow 2 days gutload at least before she eats them too.

Bug burger and superload says to quite clearly not use as a staple for feeders which is why all are in.

Can't get cricket crack in uk where i live unfortunately. I've tried.

They already eating bug burger mixed with superload too. Sorry though u meant what veg am i feeding them. All is in the box

And to answer what vetark calcium no d3 from the vet daily and heavily. Repashy calcium plus LOD every 2 weeks. With d3. I'm am open to ideas of better supplements if it will help her.

All heavily covered in calcium and d3&vits every 2 weeks.

My crickets are filling their faces with fresh carrot, parsnips, pea shoots and water cress daily so i don't think there is a problem there. They obviously get washed and the carrots and parsnips are also peeled and grated as feeders seem to eat better this way.

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That's what i thought brody. I was puzzled when the vet said it was reversible but the xrays are showing her bones getting better. I obviously cant keep feeding her 15 a day otherwise she will be a branch breaker but im not sure what to cut it to without her going downhill again. Shes not...

She is eating what she wants at the moment-15 crickets a day since Friday. But its the first time shes eatten since November as she was on syringe diet since then. Would cutting back be detrimental to MBD or should I feed her up to try and undo some damage before the next clutch? Would you...

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I will check it out, thanks.

I've read into it quite a bit but can't seem to find the best recommendation temperature and food quantities. The care sheets suggest 29c for bask 22c for ambient and 7-10 feeders every other but my chameleon does not like to play by the rules and when i tried that in November she never ate...

Sorry for the epic thread btw.

So, its been a long battle after taking on my veiled chameleon last September as a rescue pet. Looking for advice on controlling/reducing clutch size for my cham who has just laid 66 eggs and was confirmed with mild MBD in January after many xrays. History; taken in September 18 as a 6 month...

I checked her over and seems no breaks but then again she look really healthy on the outside but just isnt inside. Im assuming thats whats affecting her tongue too. She went to fire it last night it only came out half and missed, next time less only a few inches and missed again looking...

Yeah, never done that before! Scared the hell out of me at half 9 this morn

Yeah im getting that. Not pleasant though for either of us, but I keep telling myself she needs it. Quite concerning that she fell the full height of the enclosure this morning after missing a branch, so put towels on the bottom now just in case.

Wont touch. She will not eat which is what the problem is. Shes not getting the calcium via dusting but is using what she has in her bones to make eggs . Vet said the fasting is likely to continue until she lays now.