Just wondering.... are freeze dried crickets an option?... i used to give them to my beardie and he loved them.
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Shadow4108
Apr 05, 2007 11:28 PM
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leolady420
Apr 06, 2007 08:32 AM
If he will take it. Mostly all leos will go for there food because it's moving. You can try but most liklely it will be a fail. LOL....Good luck though.
David_Rawls
Apr 06, 2007 02:19 PM
Most leos like their food alive and moving in order for them to recognize it as food. With that being said there is a manufacturer out there that makes a vibrating feeding dish. I copied the following from a website. Hope this helps.
Exo Terra Vivicator Vibrating Feeding Dish
The Vivicator is a remote controlled vibrating feeding dish that is the perfect alternative to feeding live insects to your reptiles or amphibians. The high frequency vibrations simulate the movement and the motion of live insects on the rubber feeding platform. Since insectivorous reptiles and amphibians are triggered by motion, they will be immediately attracted to the moving food. Works with canned insects, freeze dried insects, and pelleted foods.
Remote control allows the feeder to be turned on without causing stress to your pets. After pressing the button, the Vivicator will run for about 15 seconds and can be repeated until all items are eaten. Feeding platform can be removed from the feeder platform and can be easily cleaned. Requires (2) AA batteries and (1) AAA battery, which are not included. Measures approximately 11" x 6" x 2" tall.
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