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sandrachameleon
at Wed Aug 1 23:44:40 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by sandrachameleon ]
I also feed small fruitflies first, for about two weeks, then larger fruitflies, then add in baby (really small, less than 5mm in length) mealworms and silkworms, and then pinhead crickets. And the lower end of the cage is 73F. Little ones overheat more easily than adults. Dont mist directly onto them, as I've heard (never experienced it so it could be false) that they can drown if the mist plugs their nostrils. Do mist at three (or more) times daily because they also dehydrate faster than adults. Fruit fly cultures are inexpensive to buy and easy to keep going. My local pet store carries them, and several internet suppliers, like canadianfeeders
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Sandra
BC Canada
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RE: Baby panthers question? PLS help - sandrachameleon, Wed Aug 1 23:44:40 2007