Yes, supplements and rotation are good. Just watch the bee pollen closely. Too much of a good thing can become a bad thing. We have seen edema issues with too much bee pollen being used. Feeding amounts are good if she is an adult or approaching the 10-12 months age. This with a lower basking temp of 80 will help control clutch size.
My bee pollen ratio is 8 calcium to 1 bee pollen
What's edema issues?
Edema happens with an imbalance in the body. You see it commonly when people use too much vitamin A or D3. But we are also seeing it sometimes with too much bee pollen. Edema can also happen with gravid females. As egg production can really mess with their body overall.
I like to give my feeder bugs the bee pollen and have them break it down a bit first.
You can do either. I mix it in with Repashy bug burger when I make it. However, I have dusted the bugs food with it and once just left a small pile to see if they would eat it (they did).
Ok thank you
I also use pollen in with my gutloading
