After having fed my African Fat-Tailed gecko crickets for about a year or two, I came across this dry food substitute for geckos. There was a vibrating dish with it so he could see the food as well. I was wondering: it would sure be nice to have food that didn't die or stink. Do dry food alternitaves work?
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Feeding Help!
ron3090
Jul 08, 2007 02:07 PM
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olstyn
Jul 08, 2007 08:29 PM
>>After having fed my African Fat-Tailed gecko crickets for about a year or two, I came across this dry food substitute for geckos. There was a vibrating dish with it so he could see the food as well. I was wondering: it would sure be nice to have food that didn't die or stink. Do dry food alternitaves work?
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I wouldn't think they'd work very well. I'd stick with live prey.
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