I've been looking at ghanns crickets, went ahead and ordered some crickets, they also have some pheonix worms, I've fed them to my beardies before, but never a baby chameleon.
I know they are high in calcium but are they good for cham's to eat?
Yes they are! Great feeder for chams for all the same reasons....my boy had a few and decided he didn't like them but he's a fussy fellow...my girl loves a phoenix worm
Ohhhhhhhhhh yeaaaaaaaaah. Phoneix worms have and awesome calcium to phosphorus ratio. They have been a staple of my guys diets since I discovered how great they are.
If you can get your chams to eat them, most definitely! My chams have been turning their faces up at the worms, but I won't stop trying...! (They're hooked on flies...)
If you can get your chams to eat them, most definitely! My chams have been turning their faces up at the worms, but I won't stop trying...! (They're hooked on flies...)
I know that Marimo will LOVE them when they fly around... do they lose a lot of calcium though? Some of them are getting really fat (The load of them were "drilling" into a cucumber and a bunch of blueberries yesterday) and I think they will likely transform in the near future already. I will still feed them off when they're flies, but it would still be interesting to know I have no idea when it comes to phoenixworms.... and I'm sure the information would be useful to anyone planning on getting some for their chams!
I haven't had any flies yet, but it seems through feeding and having them for a long time, they will eventually turn into flies! I think the turn at a certain size, but I am no expert on these wrigglers.
The food they come with keeps them from transforming too fast. Sit them on the shelf for a couple weeks and you'll notice they all turn black. That's the cocoon. The cocoon absorbs a lot of their calcium to build as well as the transformation process.