Crap, crapola and craptastic!

[maxttu]

A few flies will always get out, but they arent very stong fliers after being cooped up in a little plastic box all their lives, so they are easy to swat

Lol! If you say so...

 

[lysinlight87]

I haven't tried flies yet but my pet shop sells some. Maybe I'll give it go (bet his hates them lol)

 

[kokom05lb]

I might need to buy some dubias off of you if they wont eat them =D My colony isnt growing and I think its because I only have females =(

 

[lisagr07]

The original and perfect cham prey, flies! yummy fat blue bottle flies.
Never met a cham that didnt love em'

I buy the white maggots from Grubco.com, put them in a plastic container with lid and let them pupate and hatch.

I feed them a mixture of powdered fly food, Repashy Bug Burger and honey, all blended up. No need for water when using prepared bug burger

Flies give young chams great practice and sharpens their coordination and reflexes.

Adult chams have fun catching them too

I dont hear much talk about flies as feeders, but they are very cheap and easy (not every day, of course).
You can also feed them whatever you want, and hatched flies can be stored in the fridge untill needed.
Just take them out, let them feed, and give them to your chams

even for adult chams, veilds and panthers????