chamtrainer
Avid Member
Hey guys, i found a black grasshopper with dark yellow and black legs. Tell me if it is okay.
Is this feeder okay??
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chamtrainer
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It has a yellowish grey underbelly as well ans is about an inch long.
jamncristian
Established Member
I bet it is a lubber grasshopper and
do NOT feed it off they are EXTREMELY poisonous
do NOT feed it off they are EXTREMELY poisonous
PedroANDAshley
New Member
I would have to disagree with that.
As long as you know FOR SURE that around your area is chemical/pesticide free and you
know FOR SURE that the insect is safe.
WC bugs add fun variety to your chams diet c:
As long as you know FOR SURE that around your area is chemical/pesticide free and you
know FOR SURE that the insect is safe.
WC bugs add fun variety to your chams diet c:
TRohr
New Member
How do you find out whether or not your area is chemical/ pesticide free? Bugs can cover a surprisingly large range....
Thompson
Chameleon Enthusiast
That's why I said I wouldn't feed it off if I didn't know the species of the insect. So how would you know FOR SURE that the insect is safe if you don't even know the species?
chamtrainer
Avid Member
if they are not toxic or have too hard of a shell then it is usually okay to say that they would make good feeders. I wanted to know if it was pouisonous. Many breeders use them. And i didn't "find" it, i caught it.
VeiledOwner87
New Member
are there any types of book resources that indicate different types of insects, their toxicity, etc?
