pool whats your favorite feeder

[v2s13]

I really like feeding mealworms to my LGs but they are not that attractive to LGs coz they are not moving around the dish 5 minutes after I put them in.

 

[marineman26]

super worms for me although a cricket once in a while for dusting purposes and then of course mealies for my super picky female :main_evilgrin:

 

[justindh1]

I don't have a favorite but each of my geckos has a different one. They all want their choice of a feeder.

I feed crickets and mealworms tho if that means anything.

 

[ariana]

supers for sure

 

[Remy]

Still trying to get a good routine down, but I have my gecko on a regular diet of half cricket, half meal worm. I add in a couple silk worms, butter worms or wax worms during the week for a variety.

 

[hoyta]

Superworms!!!!

 

[cryptid_hunter]

Unfortunately what "would" be my favorite feeder doesn't seem to agree with my herps, lol. From all the nutritional info I've studied silkworms are the most nutritious and very low in fat. But the only herp in the house that likes them is my beardie, but she likes a variety. She eats mealies, supers, waxworms, silkies, hornworms, phoenix worms and crickets.

But my AFT's, they are a different story, they only like crickets. I've gotten the AFT's to eat a few waxworms each when I first got them by holding them and pressing the waxworm against their mouth. But that was the only way, and just not worth the effort really, so I just let them enjoy the crickets. I want to try to see if they'll eat the Dubia roaches, but my wife has voiced objections about buying any roaches, lol.

 

[duquen550]

Mealies, no big problems with them... and they cant escape lol

 

[Cornman21]

Unfortunately what "would" be my favorite feeder doesn't seem to agree with my herps, lol. From all the nutritional info I've studied silkworms are the most nutritious and very low in fat. But the only herp in the house that likes them is my beardie, but she likes a variety. She eats mealies, supers, waxworms, silkies, hornworms, phoenix worms and crickets.

But my AFT's, they are a different story, they only like crickets. I've gotten the AFT's to eat a few waxworms each when I first got them by holding them and pressing the waxworm against their mouth. But that was the only way, and just not worth the effort really, so I just let them enjoy the crickets. I want to try to see if they'll eat the Dubia roaches, but my wife has voiced objections about buying any roaches, lol.

yea roaches escaping would be catastrophic.