feeding green grass hopper
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Now you're in the right place. 
chameleonkev
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Looks like a locust, hard to say its a small photo
Solid Snake
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I feed them all the time, chams LOVE them.
If you are unsure if it has been in contact with pesticides, you can keep it for 24 hours, and if its still alive, it should be safe.
You can feed them straight off, that way the cham gets the wild gutload contents, or, you can offer them anything you might gutload crickets with.
If I gutload them myself, I tend to offer them mostly fresh fruits with lots of juice.
They keep themselves hydrated by eating things with a high liquid content, as opposed to just drinking water. At least in my experience.
So I like to get them nice and fat with liquids before feeding them.
If you are unsure if it has been in contact with pesticides, you can keep it for 24 hours, and if its still alive, it should be safe.
You can feed them straight off, that way the cham gets the wild gutload contents, or, you can offer them anything you might gutload crickets with.
If I gutload them myself, I tend to offer them mostly fresh fruits with lots of juice.
They keep themselves hydrated by eating things with a high liquid content, as opposed to just drinking water. At least in my experience.
So I like to get them nice and fat with liquids before feeding them.
