Does anyone know anything about Zoo Meds Can O Crickets and Can O Worms products?I do not want to use them as a staple diet,but I think it would be good to give my leo some along with his live mealworms.Any input would be greatly appriciated.
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About Can O Crickets?
mx6188
May 22, 2003 01:30 PM
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efgecko
May 22, 2003 01:53 PM
My geckos would'nt eat them and if the tried they would spit them out. Worth a try.
LeosAnonymous
May 22, 2003 02:17 PM
I tried them with all my geckos when they first came out out of curiosity, which seems like a few years ago maybe. They may have added some flavoring agents since then, but only one of my geckos (a fattail) would touch the stuf.
So I wouldn't count on your geckos eating them, but it never hurts to try.
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powergeckos
May 22, 2003 04:29 PM
I bought a can, and when I opened it up, I almost ralphed all over the place.
Pee-Yew. It was barf-making!!!
The leos didn't like it either. But I suppose it works or they wouldn't sell it.
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artsykitten
May 22, 2003 06:29 PM
Yeah, they do smell to high heaven, but all my leos love em. They eat gutloaded mealies as a staple but i gave them some can-o-crickets and they just loved them. They reek, but my geckos loved the smell. i just put the crickets in front of em and they smelled em, and licked em a few times, and then ate em right up. so i guess it all depends on the leo =)
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