Feeding my adult Veileds

[ERKleRose]

I’d also really recommend you filling out the entire husbandry form in as much detail as possible, including pics of all of your chameleons, their lights, and their full cages (lights to bottom), for all of your chameleons to make sure no other changes need to be made.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

This is most of it

 

[ERKleRose]

You’ll want to get either a quality multivitamin with preformed Vitamin A (like Zoo Med Reptivite without D3) or get and use 10,000 IU preformed Vitamin A gel capsules to put a drop on the back of a feeder once a month or as needed

 

[ZEROPILOT]

I’d also really recommend you filling out the entire husbandry form in as much detail as possible, including pics of all of your chameleons, their lights, and their full cages (lights to bottom), for all of your chameleons to make sure no other changes need to be made.

That form is very challenging on my phone.
I can do that the next time I get on my laptop.

 

[ERKleRose]

What do you gutload with? And how do you gutload?

 

[ZEROPILOT]

What do you gutload with? And how do you gutload?

I feed them Repashy Bug Berger, kale, bee pollen, carrots. Cut sweet potato, fruit and cut up vegetables that vary by whatever I'm cooking.

 

[ERKleRose]

I feed them Repashy Bug Berger, kale, bee pollen, carrots. Cut sweet potato, fruit and cut up vegetables that vary by whatever I'm cooking.

Are all of the fruits and veggies safe and in the correct moderation? How do you gutload, like good gutload available 24/7 to all feeders or do you feed the ones you’re feeding off beforehand (if so, how many hours/days/etc. beforehand)?

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Are all of the fruits and veggies safe and in the correct moderation? How do you gutload, like good gutload available 24/7 to all feeders or do you feed the ones you’re feeding off beforehand (if so, how many hours/days/etc. beforehand)?

The gutlaod food is available to all of the feeders daily.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

I've ordered SILKWORM eggs and food and some HORSESHOE CRAB ROACHES (30)
Hopefully soon, I'll have even more of a feeding variety