Hi,
My adult pair of knobtails, especially the female will eat just about
anything offered. This includes crickets, medium and even large Zophobas,
and occasional pinkies and wax worms.
They are kept very much like yours except the sand is fairly dry. I do
spray under both the warm and cool shelter on a daily basis but they tend to
get fairly dry by the next spraying.
If yours are quit shy don't expect them to want to eat while you are
watching. The person you obtained them from should be able to tell you what
their diet consisted of.
Hatchling knobtails are a little alarming in that they don't eat until 10 to
nearly 20 days after hatching. Once they try it though, they are very
voracious eaters.
Good luck, their neat little geckos.
Jim Chapman/Ogden UT
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matt Charlton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 6:52 PM
Subject: [Gecko] Knob Tail Geckos
> Looking for some information about what people are feeding their knob
tails.
> I have purchased a pair and have not had much luck getting them to eat. I
> am keeping them individualy in sweater boxes half filled with moist sand
> with hide boxes on the cool and the warm ends of the cage. they are misted
> every 3 days, and the temp varries from 88 on the hot side to 78 on the
cool
> side. I have tried feeding them crickets and the small meal worms. They
> are an adult pair and Im going to try wax worms and pink mice tonight.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
> Matt
>
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