Set up light trap.

[PabloTheCham]

I am surprised that the diet of wild Jacksons in Hawaii includes Bees and Wasps. Do they not get stung. I know a firefly in my moth trap.

the diet of all chams include bees and wasps. Veileds especially eat a large quantity of bees, the pollen is beneficial. I sometimes feed bees to my cham.

 

[Twells92]

Oh and to everyone that says crickets die easy... switch to banded.

Haven’t had a die off in months, since I switched to them. Little
Noise. I keep em in 5 gallon buckets without a lid and just switch buckets every couple days. No smell

 

[Twells92]

I am surprised that the diet of wild Jacksons in Hawaii includes Bees and Wasps. Do they not get stung. I know a firefly in my moth trap.

My panther will go absolutely nuts over bees. Run and dive towards them. Especially bumbles

 

[jacksonchamnew]

the diet of all chams include bees and wasps. Veileds especially eat a large quantity of bees, the pollen is beneficial. I sometimes feed bees to my cham.

I saw Bee pollen in my Walmart. Should I get it and how do I feed it?

 

[BenjiTheCham]

No not at all. My cham lives outside in the summer too, I purposely have screen with larger holes to allow wild insects to get through. He eats everything that comes by, and I live next to the woods which would remind you of the rainforest lol. Only thing that gives me concern is lightning bugs/fireflies. They are highly toxic and known to kill reptiles.

Okay thanks! I’ll have to feed him some once they start coming out

 

[PabloTheCham]

I saw Bee pollen in my Walmart. Should I get it and how do I feed it?

Make sure it is organic and everything, then feed it to the crickets. I don't actually feed it to my crickets, I just dust a few of them every day. This sorta replicates when they eat bees, since the bees are also covered in pollen (Even though they also eat it).