J Jgarcia007$$ New Member Sep 12, 2021 #1 Ok so I'm going to attach a picture of maui I need advice is he still too small for super worms I know he is for horned worms if you'll could let me know I'd appreciate it Attachments Snapchat-2125877384.jpg 119.7 KB · Views: 149
Ok so I'm going to attach a picture of maui I need advice is he still too small for super worms I know he is for horned worms if you'll could let me know I'd appreciate it
Vinesar21 Avid Member Sep 12, 2021 #2 Depends on the size of the supers. How big is your cham? Its hard to tell from pictures.
Mountain Dragon Chameleon Enthusiast Sep 13, 2021 #3 Feed feeders the size of the distance from each eye I heard so I feel like supers would be to big but it depends on the size of the supers
Feed feeders the size of the distance from each eye I heard so I feel like supers would be to big but it depends on the size of the supers
nightanole Chameleon Enthusiast Sep 13, 2021 #4 Any worm can be any size. You can get small supers and small horns. As mountain dragon said, "the bug head" needs to be smaller than skull ridges above the eyes for all types of feeders. Length really doesnt matter.
Any worm can be any size. You can get small supers and small horns. As mountain dragon said, "the bug head" needs to be smaller than skull ridges above the eyes for all types of feeders. Length really doesnt matter.
Mountain Dragon Chameleon Enthusiast Sep 13, 2021 #5 nightanole said: Any worm can be any size. You can get small supers and small horns. As mountain dragon said, "the bug head" needs to be smaller than skull ridges above the eyes for all types of feeders. Length really doesnt matter. Click to expand... Okay
nightanole said: Any worm can be any size. You can get small supers and small horns. As mountain dragon said, "the bug head" needs to be smaller than skull ridges above the eyes for all types of feeders. Length really doesnt matter. Click to expand... Okay