panthercross New Member Apr 3, 2011 #1 I was wonder if you have to cut the heads off of superworms I have heard you had to do this. Does anyone do this?
I was wonder if you have to cut the heads off of superworms I have heard you had to do this. Does anyone do this?
Cham Crazy New Member Apr 4, 2011 #3 I dont do this but ive heard not to feed your cham any feeder that is longer than the width of his/her head. --1.0 Veiled Chameleon
I dont do this but ive heard not to feed your cham any feeder that is longer than the width of his/her head. --1.0 Veiled Chameleon
Hugh Wahl New Member Apr 4, 2011 #5 Nah you don't have to do that. My panther kobalt crushes superworms, believe me he will make short work of them. They are hard bodied too so you hear the crunch. It's kinda crazy how hard they bit, don't get caught napping.
Nah you don't have to do that. My panther kobalt crushes superworms, believe me he will make short work of them. They are hard bodied too so you hear the crunch. It's kinda crazy how hard they bit, don't get caught napping.
sandrachameleon Chameleon Enthusiast Apr 4, 2011 #6 panthercross said: I was wonder if you have to cut the heads off of superworms I have heard you had to do this. Does anyone do this? Click to expand... agreed with all previous, it is not necessary (or desireable) to crush or cut off the heads of superworms
panthercross said: I was wonder if you have to cut the heads off of superworms I have heard you had to do this. Does anyone do this? Click to expand... agreed with all previous, it is not necessary (or desireable) to crush or cut off the heads of superworms