Hello from me and Ignatius

[Elizabeth Freer]

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My 15 yo leo Cha also uses her cool hide as her outhouse. She's been doing that for years.

[Gutler]

Honestly i dont mind its a lot easier to clean then the reptile carpet.

[Gutler]

Ordered some Pro gutload from professional reptiles for my meal worms and crickets to go with the collard greens and carrots i have been feeding them.

[Elizabeth Freer]

Ordered some Pro gutload from professional reptiles for my meal worms and crickets to go with the collard greens and carrots i have been feeding them.

That sounds great!

Have you found this info too?

"A commercial gut loading food like Bug Burger or Superload (both by Repashy), Cricket Crack, Dinofuel, etc. is going to make your life easier AND provide a nutritious diet to your crickets at the same time. Avoid Fluker's gutloads, as they are super feeble in their formulas."

"If you opt for making your own gutload at home, here is a list of great ingredients to use:
Best: mustard greens, turnip greens, dandelion flowers & leaves, collard greens, escarole lettuce, papaya, watercress, and alfalfa.
Good: sweet potato, carrots, oranges, mango, butternut squash, kale, apples, beet greens, blackberries, bok choy, and green beans.
Dry food: bee pollen, organic non-salted sunflower seeds, spirulina, dried seaweed, flax seed, and organic non-salted almonds.
Avoid as much as possible: potatoes, cabbage, iceberg lettuce, romaine lettuce, spinach, broccoli, tomatoes, corn, grains, beans, oats, bread, cereal, meat, eggs, dog food, cat food, fish food, canned or dead insects, vertebrates."

For link 148 click: Gutload Ingredients for Bugs & Worms......thanks to Olimpia -- August 2013

[Gutler]

That sounds great!

Have you found this info too?

Yup i did see i dumped the flukers stuff i had bought (cricket food and quencher) and i'm using a damp paper towel on the egg crates to give my crickets moisture (still getting the hang of catching them with tweezers but iggy looks so happy when he is hunting them.

[Elizabeth Freer]

Yup i did see i dumped the flukers stuff i had bought (cricket food and quencher) and i'm using a damp paper towel on the egg crates to give my crickets moisture (still getting the hang of catching them with tweezers but iggy looks so happy when he is hunting them.

Does Iggy kinda look like this ~~~ when he's on the hunt? Just add legs.

[Gutler]

Does Iggy kinda look like this ~~~ when he's on the hunt? Just add legs.

indeed but he doesnt have to chase them much due to my technique for catching them myself is grabbing one of their legs which tend to break off.

[Gutler]

Pro gutload finally arrived and the meal worms and crickets seem to love it. At 9 months old do you think ignatius would be to young for super worms?

[Elizabeth Freer]

Pro gutload finally arrived and the meal worms and crickets seem to love it. At 9 months old do you think ignatius would be to young for super worms?

I've never fed superworms to any gecko. Do you have any superworms?

If Iggy's looking for a treat, PetCo sells hornworms in 4-packs.

For link 33 click: Hornworm Care Guidelines

[Gutler]

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I've never fed superworms to any gecko. Do you have any superworms?

If Iggy's looking for a treat, PetCo sells hornworms in 4-packs.

For link 33 click: Hornworm Care Guidelines

I havent bought any but was thinking of getting some just for a treat I would love to feed him dubias but since i live in florida they are illegal to own and no one ships them here but i have heard discoid roaches are more similar then they are different from dubia.