
01-15-2012, 07:24 PM
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For the leopard gecko: just keep a dish of mealworms with a little carrot or grain at the bottom (so they stay in and eat). That way the gecko can eat when it wants to. I feed the juvies every day and once they get to 30 grams or so, every other day. Eventually you'll figure out how much is enough.
For the crested gecko: The most common, nutritious diet is the powdered Crested Gecko Diet (CGD) and optional crickets. It's not unusual for the young ones to appear not to be eating it. I went years before I saw my crested gecko actually eating, yet he was growing and pooping. Baby food is generally considered not to be a good alternative and if you can get CGD with the proper supplementation, it seems to be a lot of extra work and complication to try to formulate something on your own that's already been formulated. I guess you could consider pureeing fresh fruit and adding Repashy Calcium Plus.
Aliza
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