A log of what feeders were offered and eaten during the month by Nosy Be babies (hatched in June).
October 1
crickets (C), crickets (CD3), crickets
October 2
crickets (C), crickets, sm stick bugs
October 3
crickets (C), sm supeworms (V), crickets (C)
October 4:
crickets (C), stick bugs, crickets
October 5:
crickets (C) and small superworms
October 6 & 7 - didnt write it down (very hectic days)
October 8:
turk roaches (CD3), crickets
October 9:
small dubia, adult male turks, terrestrial isopods
October 10:
small crickets (C), small mealworms, small stick bugs
October 11:
small & medium terrestrial isopods
October 12:
small & medium terrestrial isopods, small roaches, small superworms (C), small stick bugs
October 13:
small Dubia
October 14:
sm supers
October 15:
small crickets (one third with V, one third with C, one third undusted)
October 16, 17 & 18:
small crickets (half dusted C, half undusted)
October 19:
small crickets
October 20:
small crickets (C)
October 21:
small crickets (C), small superworms
October 22:
small crickets (C), turks
October 23:
medium crickets (V), stick bugs, turks
October 24:
medium crickets (CD3 / C)
October 25:
small and medium crickets (C), small dubia (V), small stick bugs
October 26:
crickets (C), small mealworms, sm stick bugs
October 27:
crickets (C), small butterworms, mealworms
Oct 28:
just a few small crickets (they ate A LOT the day previous, so I reduced todays feeding)
October 29:
a few Small and medium crickets (half C, half V) and one small mealworm each and one sm stick bug each
October 30:
Small Dubia, crickets (C), terrestrial isopods,
plus 1 superworm for the largest remaining male
Oct31:
Only one male left from this batch of babies. Might end up keeping him, as he's very chill. Today for breakfast he got crickets (C) and for lunch he got a turk and a dubia.
update: sold him to a local fellow - Im going to keep a pretty little cross breed instead.
October 1
crickets (C), crickets (CD3), crickets
October 2
crickets (C), crickets, sm stick bugs
October 3
crickets (C), sm supeworms (V), crickets (C)
October 4:
crickets (C), stick bugs, crickets
October 5:
crickets (C) and small superworms
October 6 & 7 - didnt write it down (very hectic days)
October 8:
turk roaches (CD3), crickets
October 9:
small dubia, adult male turks, terrestrial isopods
October 10:
small crickets (C), small mealworms, small stick bugs
October 11:
small & medium terrestrial isopods
October 12:
small & medium terrestrial isopods, small roaches, small superworms (C), small stick bugs
October 13:
small Dubia
October 14:
sm supers
October 15:
small crickets (one third with V, one third with C, one third undusted)
October 16, 17 & 18:
small crickets (half dusted C, half undusted)
October 19:
small crickets
October 20:
small crickets (C)
October 21:
small crickets (C), small superworms
October 22:
small crickets (C), turks
October 23:
medium crickets (V), stick bugs, turks
October 24:
medium crickets (CD3 / C)
October 25:
small and medium crickets (C), small dubia (V), small stick bugs
October 26:
crickets (C), small mealworms, sm stick bugs
October 27:
crickets (C), small butterworms, mealworms
Oct 28:
just a few small crickets (they ate A LOT the day previous, so I reduced todays feeding)
October 29:
a few Small and medium crickets (half C, half V) and one small mealworm each and one sm stick bug each
October 30:
Small Dubia, crickets (C), terrestrial isopods,
plus 1 superworm for the largest remaining male
Oct31:
Only one male left from this batch of babies. Might end up keeping him, as he's very chill. Today for breakfast he got crickets (C) and for lunch he got a turk and a dubia.
update: sold him to a local fellow - Im going to keep a pretty little cross breed instead.
