stkkts
07-23-03, 05:04 PM
OK, i have 5 geckos right now. 3 of them love meal worms and wax worms. so that not a problem.
I have a skunk and a golden gecko in another enclosure that show no interest in wax worm, meal worms, or super worms. I really would prefer to not feed crickets, plus I have never once owned a gecko that ate crickets. I have yet to see my skunk gecko eat on his own. his entire diet is me hand feeding him baby food from and eye dropper. The golden I just got a few days ago, so there is a good chance he is adjusting to his new home.
What do you think of the freeze dried options, like the gutloaded crickets? do you find geckos eat them just as readily?
Also, what about other food alternatives, that are flavored and scented like fruits, but designed for geckos?
I cant keep feeding this one guy baby food, he needs to start eating on his own.
I have a skunk and a golden gecko in another enclosure that show no interest in wax worm, meal worms, or super worms. I really would prefer to not feed crickets, plus I have never once owned a gecko that ate crickets. I have yet to see my skunk gecko eat on his own. his entire diet is me hand feeding him baby food from and eye dropper. The golden I just got a few days ago, so there is a good chance he is adjusting to his new home.
What do you think of the freeze dried options, like the gutloaded crickets? do you find geckos eat them just as readily?
Also, what about other food alternatives, that are flavored and scented like fruits, but designed for geckos?
I cant keep feeding this one guy baby food, he needs to start eating on his own.