Milk Jug Feeders

[christopherlaw]

I didnt want to hijack the Cup Feeder thread so I figured a new thread was warranted.

How many people utilize plastic milk jug feeders (with the sides cut out and replaced with fiberglass screening).

I find it keeps the crickets in and for those chams that wont eat out of cups, they still see a cricket climbing and thus more likely to eat (not to mention it really limits the loose cricket populations).

 

[RachelRiot]

I use a plastic ice cream pint container. I cut the sides to make it into something like milk jug ones but my cham doesnt need the screen anymore so I left it off when I made the new one.

I punch drainage holes in the bottom so that any water from mistings does not collect in there and drown any crix left.

 

[jukeboxpunk]

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please post pics of containers you two are using. I currently feed from a small container with holes in the bottom to drain water but I want to do something different.

 

[Chris Anderson]

Here they are: http://www.chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=79

I use them myself and like them a lot.

Chris

 

[ConcertPhotog]

This is the best way I've found to feed Chams. I replace the whole bottom w metal screening and then us the plastic screening for the back wall. and lots of hot glue.

I've also added a feeding tube that goes outside of my cage like described here:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-experimental-auto-feeder-6724/

it's wonderful for adding houseflies to the cage!

 

[ocdirtyjerz]

I was wondering if the glue effects the feeders?

 

[opihiman]

I was wondering if the glue effects the feeders?

Just like sealer, given enough time the solvents or VOC's shoulder bleed off.

OPI

 

[chamelisa]

Here they are: http://www.chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=79

I use them myself and like them a lot.

Chris

He is brilliant!

Check out Tip Number 4 guys. Funny!