Thoughts on Wild Horn Worms

[Chameleoking]

I wish I could give you an answer on this...but I have no idea.
Fertilizers usually contain Nitrogen, Phosphorous, and Potassium in various ratios depending on whether you want to grow better/bigger leaves or flowers....but that's all I know. I do know that animals eating the fertilizer itself can often be poisoned...but once it's broken down by the plants using it, I doubt if it is. Sorry.

Peri lily I wouldn't use WC hornworms, even if they were fed for a few days in captivity on something other than tomato plants, before feeding them to the chameleon.

Thanks

 

[DonKeesh]

@Mountain Dragon I don't have experience feeding wild horn worms, I stick to grasshoppers, katydids, cicadas for wild prey. Wouldn't be opposed to trying though.

 

[Mountain Dragon]

@Mountain Dragon I don't have experience feeding wild horn worms, I stick to grasshoppers, katydids, cicadas for wild prey. Wouldn't be opposed to trying though.

Thanks I quoted u bc u know a lot about outdoor insects I think