lytlesnake
Border Patrol Penguin
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- 695
- Location
- So. California
I've hatched 3 Amel Fat Tails this year, and I'm not sure if one of them has eaten yet. It's the same one that hatched out with the umbilical cord still attaching it to the egg. It wasn't a problem, it absorbed and detached the next day. Then the gecko had some shedding problems. I had to soak it a few times and pull some dry skin off to help it shed. That was a few days ago.
I put a few small crickets in there last night again and so far the gecko is scared of the crickets. I don't think they were too big, so I'll just keep trying I guess. I also put a dish with some small mealworms in there last night when I saw that the gecko wasn't eating the crickets. I checked this morning and it didn't look like it ate any of the mealworms.
I'm pretty sure this fat tail will start eating crickets soon, but thought I'd post anyway in case someone has good advice on getting these guys started. Thanks!
I put a few small crickets in there last night again and so far the gecko is scared of the crickets. I don't think they were too big, so I'll just keep trying I guess. I also put a dish with some small mealworms in there last night when I saw that the gecko wasn't eating the crickets. I checked this morning and it didn't look like it ate any of the mealworms.
I'm pretty sure this fat tail will start eating crickets soon, but thought I'd post anyway in case someone has good advice on getting these guys started. Thanks!