Keeping worms, insects other than crickets in cage?

[Nick429255]

Quick question: I feed my panther crickets on a free roam basis where he just tags them off the screen/plant in his cage....what's the best way to keep "worm" type food (wax,supers,meal) in the cage for him? Since he's not used to a dish I'm not sure if he'd go after them. Any suggestions?

 

[Sodbuster]

With my veiled ferguson I just got one of those 5 dollar worm bowls from pet smart and he had no problem at all figuring out there was food in there I think chams are way smarter than we give them credit for

 

[boj3434]

Ya supers usually move around enough that if you can get it up somewhere high he should be fine getting them. I have a corner bowl that I use but most of the time i just hand feed worms since they usually shouldnt/cant have as much

 

[Olimpia]

For mine I keep a shallow tupper with worms resting on the base of his cage right under one of this favorite low vantage points. He likes to sit on a perch that's close to the ground and scan it for supers, since I used to just throw them in. But now he just has to fish them out of a little tupper and I know there isn't a super lost in the cage somewhere changing into a beetle (happens to me all the time).

But it did take him getting used to bowls at first, since he's WC. The shallower and easier to see into the better, I think.