Can I use cricket gut-load to feed my mealworms? Also, how exactly do I gutload them? They're in a small round case in the refridgerator but it has no room for food.
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Mealworm gut-loading?
Inframidi
Dec 22, 2004 10:51 PM
Replies (4)
mindcrash
Dec 23, 2004 11:03 AM
Take a look at leoloverslizardlounge.com/mealworms.htm
Also, for a mealworm gut-load recipe, I used www.drgecko.com/insectdiet.htm
jheep
Dec 23, 2004 02:34 PM
The breeder I just bought my Patternless from suggested T-Rex Cricket Diet ILF. I haven't checked it out yet but he said he leaves it right in the dish with the mealworms inside his tanks.
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1 rottweiler (King)
1 cat (Weasel)
1 bearded dragon (Mr. 3 Legs)
1 albino corn snake (George)
1 jungle albino leo (Pimpin)
1 blizzard leo (Frost)
1 hypotangerine carrotail leo (Sassie)
1 patternless leo (Starlett)
LeafTail
Dec 23, 2004 05:02 PM
they wont eat much if anything when they're cold in the fridge. so what ever you choose to gut-load them with, take em out of the fridge and let em warm up for a day or couple days so they'll eat good.
Inframidi
Dec 23, 2004 07:41 PM
Thanks for the replies guys. I searched google for some other forums and I read up on them a bit. And yeah, if they're 'chillin' in the 'fridge' they look practically dead. 
