Could this be used to feed my feeders?

[paulkaranik]

Wondering if it would be acceptable to put a small scoop into the roaches container.

"Organic raw plant based formula"

I figured it would be good for bugs due to all the vitamins and minerals but potentially bad due to certain nutrients absorbed by my cham that we would otherwise avoid ? Your thoughts ? Thanks in advance

 

[Scout]

I'm not sure, but cricket crack and bug burger are really cheap.

I payed $15 and got free shipping, the bag has lasted me a year, and it's still half full.

 

[cyberlocc]

Not sure what that is lol. Superfood doesn't say much as that is a category of food. Bee Pollen and Spirulina are also Vit Packed superfoods that are fine to give bugs and then to the cham.

However in my experience they wont eat either of those straight it needs to be mixed into gutload.

 

[Scout]

Cricket crack and bug burger, are two well known feeder insect gut loads.

 

[cyberlocc]

Cricket crack and bug burger, are two well known feeder insect gut loads.

I know what CC and BB are, I was talking about the "superfood" in the OP.

 

[Extensionofgreen]

Can you tell us the ingredients. It appears it may simply be wheat grass, which won't hurt anything, but isn't especially "super" in nutritive qualities, compared to other available green foods.

 

[KapitalJ]

i use a "super green powder" in most of my dry "gutloads" i use it sparingly along with varying wet leafy greens and veggies..
http://www.bulkbarn.ca/en/Products/All/Organic-Super-Greens-Powder-2739

I don't know if it is worth using it, but it seems to have some good ingredients in it.