The first night I fed my new leo, he took his crickets. However I forgot to dust them but made sure I did so the next night. BUT I don't think he saw them because he didn't eat one of them. The last couple nights I haven't dusted them and he's eating. He was on paper towels and then I changed it to newspaper. Is dusting the insects absolutely, no questions asked, necessary? Tonight I will dust them and see if he takes them since he's now on newspaper (maybe it will provide more contrast). I have a little dish in there with the ReptoCal vitamins, its calcium with D3. Is that good or should I use something else? I think I remember seeing something here about only pure calcium...so I don't know.
Has anyone else thought that there should be leopard gecko vitamin water? How easy would that be...



. Also being that they are dusted, making them white, it may be that he miss judges distance because you have a white substrate, the news paper, which could make it more difficult to see. I use indoor/outdoor carpet for the floors of my gecko tanks, and although they do still miss on occasion I don't think they'll go hungry for lack of trying