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I mixed up an 1oz of water with 2 drops of this stuff and took a dropper to his nose and gave him a small drink the other day and he ate the next time I feed him. It's suppose to help stressed animals and stimulate an appetite. I think the stuff works wouldn't be able to gaurantee it but I would try it again. Thanks for all the tips used them all. Shelving paper, Freeze crickets, and gutload superworms they are all helpfull and all changed the way I raise my dragons. Now I have 2 healthy dragons.
Thanks

Glad to hear your dragon is doing better and eating now.
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PHLdyPayne

Good to hear that he's coming around !! I also wanted to add that you can simply shake the crix in a container hard enough to stun them,make them dizzy. You can get their powdered supplements on them at the same time. It's good to be careful about putting insects or anything that can carry disease,parasites themselves in the fridge with food that we eat,especially if you have children who may view this as normal and not think of the insects as being something that can potentially make you sick. As reptile owners,we are already viewed by many persons as somewhat odd.

I do a chocolate fondue dip with any any left over crickets from my dragon feedings.

Also dubbias and lobster roaches are good with a white chocolate fondue glaze.

Give it a try...

You will lick your lips in delight.

You should keep it simple....a little store bought Cool Whip with sprinkles.

Is that before or after the dragon poo?

wat specific brand electrolyte w/ vit D3 did u use?

ExoTerramixed up an oz and just used a few drops

thank you