What the ambi-nosy babies ate in August

A simple log of what prey was given to the NosyBe Ambilobe cross hatchlings during the month of August, 2010 (their second month of life).

Babies are fed multiple times a day(breakfast, maybe second breakfast, lunch, second lunch, and maybe super). Listing it all out makes for quite a big blog entry, but oh well!

Throughout the month they got two types (two sizes) of fruit flies, raised in four types of medium.

Supplements, if used, are indicated by: C=calcium (RepCal or sticky tongues mineral O brand); CD3=calcium with D3 (RepCal); V=Vitamins (RepCal Herptivite).

August 1:
early morning Fruit Flies (C);
late morning Fruit Flies;
mid day Fruit Flies;
afternoon Fruit Flies

August 2:
morning Fruit Flies (C) and pin head crickets;
later in the morning Fruit Flies;
mid day Fruit Flies;
afternoon Fruit Flies

August 3:
morning Fruit Flies;
later in the morning more Fruit Flies (C);
midday more Fruit Flies;
afternoon again Fruit Flies

August 4:
morning -Fruit Flies;
midday -very small Stick bugs and FruitFlies;
early afternoon- Fruit Flies

August 5:
morning Fruit Flies;
early afternoon Fruit flies;
later afternoon Fruit Flies

August 6: Fruit Flies; Fruit flies; Fruit Flies; Fruit Flies (C)

August 7: Fruit Flies (C); very small terrestrial isopods; Fruit Flies

August 8: Fruit Flies; pin heads and Fruit Flies; pin heads and very small stick bugs

August 9: pinheads and fruit flies (same thing 5 times)

August 10: pinheads and fruit flies (same thing 3 times)

August 11: pinheads and fruit flies for breakfast; then later Fruit flies (C) and very small mealworms; then Fruit flies and stick bugs; and finally Fruit Flies (C)

August 12: 1/2 week old crickets and small stick insects; then later on Fruit Flies

August 13: Fruit Flies (C); more Fruit flies

August 14: Fruit Flies; Fruit Flies and very small mealworms; fruit flies

August 15: Fruit Flies; Fruit Flies (C)

August 16: Fruit Flies and very small mealworms (V); Fruit Flies

August 17: Fruit Flies (C); Fruit Flies; Fruit Flies

August 18: Fruit Flies and stick bugs; very small mealworms (C) and Fruit Flies

August 19: Fruit Flies and stick bugs; 2-3 week old crickets

August 20: Fruit flies and stick bugs; fruit flies and very small mealworms

August 21: Fruit Flies and stick bugs; Fruit Flies and very small mealworms

August 22: Fruit Flies (C) and stick bugs

August 23: Fruit Flies; Fruit flies and small stick bugs

August 24: Fruit Flies and small sticks; fruit Flies

August 25: Fruit Flies and a few small stick bugs; 2 week old crickets and more Fruit flies

August 26: Fruit Flies and a few 2 week crickets (C); Fruit Flies (C) and 2-week crickets (C) and small stick bugs

August 27: Fruit Flies and a few 2 week crickets; more fruit flies

August 28: Fruit flies, a few 2-week crickets and very small terrestrial isopods; later more fruit flies

August 29: fruit flies (half with CD3, half without any supplement) and a few 2-3 week old crickets (C); then later more fruit flies; and then a few more
along with a few very small turkish nymphs.

August 30: Fruit Flies (half with V); Fruit Flies and small stick bugs

August 31: Fruit Flies; Fruit Flies, tiny mealworms (C) some 1 week old crickets and some 3 week old crickets

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