How Many Feeders Do You Breed?

[schendricks]

How many types of insects do you breed as feeders for your chameleons? [Edit: Would have liked this to be a poll, but evidently am not there yet.]

 

[QuioteCham]

Just dubias mmmm... delish!

 

[Chameleonboy]

Well at one point I used to breed Silkworms, Dubias, Superworms, Crickets, Mealworms, Fruit flies, Bean Beetles, praying mantis,and even tried Goliath worms. The only ones that didn't work out were the Goliath worms and mantis's. lol I know im crazy.

-Clemonde

 

[trdlabs]

Just Dubia's.

 

[tglassburner]

Mealworms (for my geckos), Dubias, Hissers, Supers, and soon I will be adding isopods to the list.

 

[pssh]

Dubias, Meal worms (oddly enough i cant Bring myself to kill them off) I've bred crickets before (and NEVER again) and I am currently trying silkworms. Do fruit flies count? I will eventually be adding Turkish roaches to the list.

I believe there is already a poll... (or maybe that's where you get your food from?)

 

[fluxlizard]

lobsters,hissers,dubias,mealworms,hydei,melanogaster

 

[sandrachameleon]

Fruit Flies (for babies)
Crickets (only to one week old for babies and for small frogs, dont like the sound and smell of growing them up large enough for adult chams)
Silkworms
2 types of Terrestrial Isopods (wood sow, pill bug)
Zophobas morio (aka superworms aka kingworms)
Mealworms
Turkishtan Roaches
M Hissing Roaches
Dubia Roaches
Phasmatodea (indian lab stick)
Recently stopped breeding snails due to space constraints, much to the dissappointment of the chameleons