I track what each of my chameleons eats on a daily basis. For this entry, I used an average from what all the adult male panthers ate each day to create this blog entry, thus logging the equivalent of a single adult male panthers intake. ( Previous logs detailing intake of males, females, babies: http://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/food-diary/ )
Supplementation is indicated by: C = Calcium (mix of RepCal and StickTongues Miner-al O); CD3 = Calcium with D3 (RepCal); V = Vitamins (herptivite)
All feeders except butterworms are gutloaded. Gutload for crickets and roaches this month consists primarily of dandelion leaves, squash, carrot and yam, as well as a home-made dry gutload (kelp powder, seeds, spirulina, nuts, alfalfa, dehydrated fruit, oak leaves etc). Gutload for superworms is primarily carrot, apple, yam, dandelion and a bran and oat mix substrate. Gutload for stick bugs is primarily blackberry bramble. Silkworm gutload this month is chow and dandelion. Isopods mostly eating dead leaves (oak especially), dandelion, and some fruit.
phew! you're still reading? okay great! here we go....
November 1 - 1 superworm (C)
November 2 - 3 stick bugs, 1 dubia
November 3 - 3 terrestrial isopods
November 4 - nothing
November 5 - nothing
November 6 - 1 dubia, 1 superworm
November 7 - small hisser.
November 8 - 2 Crickets (C)
November 9 - nothing
November 10 - 1 Dubia (V), 3 Crickets (C)
November 11 - 1 mealworm
November 12 - 1 butterworm.
November 13 - 1 stick bug, 1 dubia (C), 1 superworm (CD3)
November 14 - 1 stick bug, 1 turk
November 15 - 1 superworm, 1 moth.
November 16 - 1 terrestrial isopod, 2 crickets (C)
November 17 - 2 crickets (with V off schedule because they were not well gutloaded)
November 18 - 1 cricket (C)
November 19 - 1 stick bug, 1 dubia
November 20 - 1 stick bug
November 21 - 1 stick bug, 1 superworm (C)
November 22 - nothing
November 23 - 1 stick bug
November 24 - 1 Dubia (C)
November 25 - 1 smallish hisser.
November 26 - 1 large cricket (C)
November 27 - 2 Large Crickets (D3)
November 28 - 1 stick bug
November 29 - 1 medium dubia
November 30 - nothing
I am debating whether or not to continue this blog. Please let me know if you found this useful or valuable in some way.
Supplementation is indicated by: C = Calcium (mix of RepCal and StickTongues Miner-al O); CD3 = Calcium with D3 (RepCal); V = Vitamins (herptivite)
All feeders except butterworms are gutloaded. Gutload for crickets and roaches this month consists primarily of dandelion leaves, squash, carrot and yam, as well as a home-made dry gutload (kelp powder, seeds, spirulina, nuts, alfalfa, dehydrated fruit, oak leaves etc). Gutload for superworms is primarily carrot, apple, yam, dandelion and a bran and oat mix substrate. Gutload for stick bugs is primarily blackberry bramble. Silkworm gutload this month is chow and dandelion. Isopods mostly eating dead leaves (oak especially), dandelion, and some fruit.
phew! you're still reading? okay great! here we go....
November 1 - 1 superworm (C)
November 2 - 3 stick bugs, 1 dubia
November 3 - 3 terrestrial isopods
November 4 - nothing
November 5 - nothing
November 6 - 1 dubia, 1 superworm
November 7 - small hisser.
November 8 - 2 Crickets (C)
November 9 - nothing
November 10 - 1 Dubia (V), 3 Crickets (C)
November 11 - 1 mealworm
November 12 - 1 butterworm.
November 13 - 1 stick bug, 1 dubia (C), 1 superworm (CD3)
November 14 - 1 stick bug, 1 turk
November 15 - 1 superworm, 1 moth.
November 16 - 1 terrestrial isopod, 2 crickets (C)
November 17 - 2 crickets (with V off schedule because they were not well gutloaded)
November 18 - 1 cricket (C)
November 19 - 1 stick bug, 1 dubia
November 20 - 1 stick bug
November 21 - 1 stick bug, 1 superworm (C)
November 22 - nothing
November 23 - 1 stick bug
November 24 - 1 Dubia (C)
November 25 - 1 smallish hisser.
November 26 - 1 large cricket (C)
November 27 - 2 Large Crickets (D3)
November 28 - 1 stick bug
November 29 - 1 medium dubia
November 30 - nothing
I am debating whether or not to continue this blog. Please let me know if you found this useful or valuable in some way.
