pba110
Established Member
I have to say the packaging makes this product seem pretty exciting. The large phoenix worms are still pretty damn small. I think a juvi cham could still easly handle them.
They are stored in a moist sawdust like material that sticks to them like crazy. Sort of a PITA to get that stuff off. The instructions say the darker the worm, the higher the Ca content. I've fed about 10 to Leon and he doesn't go wild for them by any means but eats them. However, he's not picky, I can get him to eat anything out of my hand. He's been imprinted to that.
I purchased 400 for like $28 which is roughly $0.14/worm. So, it's more expensive than crix, but they require nothing and are supposed to last for months.
Now though I'm not sure how I should alter my Ca supplementation as these are supposed to have the ideal ratio for reptiles.
What's everyone else doing?
They are stored in a moist sawdust like material that sticks to them like crazy. Sort of a PITA to get that stuff off. The instructions say the darker the worm, the higher the Ca content. I've fed about 10 to Leon and he doesn't go wild for them by any means but eats them. However, he's not picky, I can get him to eat anything out of my hand. He's been imprinted to that.
I purchased 400 for like $28 which is roughly $0.14/worm. So, it's more expensive than crix, but they require nothing and are supposed to last for months.
Now though I'm not sure how I should alter my Ca supplementation as these are supposed to have the ideal ratio for reptiles.
What's everyone else doing?