E EmmaChams New Member Feb 5, 2014 #1 Has anyone fed their adult chams these? They are classed as a treat due to their fat content. But the grubs head worries me, could they bite a cham when caught. When left to pupate, they turn to fruit beetles.
Has anyone fed their adult chams these? They are classed as a treat due to their fat content. But the grubs head worries me, could they bite a cham when caught. When left to pupate, they turn to fruit beetles.
Deevo New Member Feb 5, 2014 #3 Given most grubs will eat the shoot tissue of turf grass I would er on the side of caution as they could be highly exposed to pesticides. Other then that I don't see why not.. try looking up the toxicity level of the grub or beetle online.
Given most grubs will eat the shoot tissue of turf grass I would er on the side of caution as they could be highly exposed to pesticides. Other then that I don't see why not.. try looking up the toxicity level of the grub or beetle online.
E EmmaChams New Member Feb 5, 2014 #4 Deevo said: Given most grubs will eat the shoot tissue of turf grass I would er on the side of caution as they could be highly exposed to pesticides. Other then that I don't see why not.. try looking up the toxicity level of the grub or beetle online. Click to expand... Ones in UK are sold at pet stores, pretty pricey, you only get 4-5 for £5-£6
Deevo said: Given most grubs will eat the shoot tissue of turf grass I would er on the side of caution as they could be highly exposed to pesticides. Other then that I don't see why not.. try looking up the toxicity level of the grub or beetle online. Click to expand... Ones in UK are sold at pet stores, pretty pricey, you only get 4-5 for £5-£6
Kate Avid Member Feb 7, 2014 #5 Yep they can be fed. I've had them but couldn't feed them I believe you have to squash their heads first.
Yep they can be fed. I've had them but couldn't feed them I believe you have to squash their heads first.
E EmmaChams New Member Feb 8, 2014 #6 Kate said: Yep they can be fed. I've had them but couldn't feed them I believe you have to squash their heads first. Click to expand... Ewwwww think I may pass then
Kate said: Yep they can be fed. I've had them but couldn't feed them I believe you have to squash their heads first. Click to expand... Ewwwww think I may pass then
fuzzhc Member Feb 9, 2014 #7 No need to crush their heads. My cham won't eat them but my monitor swallow them whole without so much as a bite.
No need to crush their heads. My cham won't eat them but my monitor swallow them whole without so much as a bite.