Concerning find

[Devin101829]

so this to me looks like a worm.. this is the first i’ve see of this. my veild (female) is about 5 months old. she has a very diverse diet. ranges from horn worms, dubia roaches, meal worms, wax worms, and super worms. she’s very active. i haven’t noticed anything off. i just moved her to a completely organic enclosure. i don’t think it’s a plant fiber but i could be wrong. i haven’t gotten her poop tested yet. but i just wanted a few guesses as to what this is. (don’t be alarmed by the water bowl, i know still water isn’t great to have in a enclosure. but it’s just used to catch water and i empty and rinse it everyday)

 

[elizaann2]

so this to me looks like a worm.. this is the first i’ve see of this. my veild (female) is about 5 months old. she has a very diverse diet. ranges from horn worms, dubia roaches, meal worms, wax worms, and super worms. she’s very active. i haven’t noticed anything off. i just moved her to a completely organic enclosure. i don’t think it’s a plant fiber but i could be wrong. i haven’t gotten her poop tested yet. but i just wanted a few guesses as to what this is. (don’t be alarmed by the water bowl, i know still water isn’t great to have in a enclosure. but it’s just used to catch water and i empty and rinse it everyday)

Ugh, its hard for me to tell. Have you ever tested her for parasites?

 

[GrannyK]

I’ve seen similar looking worms in my drip pan in the past but my plants are all in pots. When my umbrella got really soaked and waterlogged was when I saw them. I’m not and expert but I think that may be a soil worm and not necessarily something from the cham BUT a fecal is always best if one has not been done.

 

[Flick boy]

Hi not sure what type the worm is did you keep it , where did you get your substrate. By organic I take it you mean bioactive. Anyway as for your feeding, wax ,horn and mealworms aren't really staple feeders more as occasionaltreats . Black soldier fly larve, silkworms, locusts and crickets are