jajeanpierre
Chameleon Enthusiast
I've found a definite relationship between certain shipments of crickets and edema in my wild caught quads. I've changed suppliers at the recommendation of another quad breeder.
Normally, I buy new crickets and then keep them a minimum of a week feeding good food. I've found that even two weeks after giving certain crickets only really good, whole foods they can still cause edema.
I ended up running out of crickets waiting for the temps to drop enough to get a shipment here live. They arrived today.
I'm running really low on safe bugs.
The new crickets are on grass with fresh fruit. I'll feed them Cricket Crack later today after they've filled up on grass.
Can I use them tomorrow? Or should I wait longer? Suggestions please. I'm not very happy with myself for cutting it so so close.
Normally, I buy new crickets and then keep them a minimum of a week feeding good food. I've found that even two weeks after giving certain crickets only really good, whole foods they can still cause edema.
I ended up running out of crickets waiting for the temps to drop enough to get a shipment here live. They arrived today.
I'm running really low on safe bugs.
The new crickets are on grass with fresh fruit. I'll feed them Cricket Crack later today after they've filled up on grass.
Can I use them tomorrow? Or should I wait longer? Suggestions please. I'm not very happy with myself for cutting it so so close.