In a message dated 12/28/00 5:11:40 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< Are you feeding babies? I would think fruit flies are too small for
Rhampholeon brevicaudatus. A couple list members breed these, perhaps they
could offer assistance.
>>
Ron,
I agree with Lyle, if these R. brevicaudatus are adults they should be able
to handle small crickets. If you want to offer the fruit flies in addition
to the crickets (which I occasionally did for variety), you might want to
place a couple of very small pieces of orange (secured with toothpicks) in
the branches of the plants. The fruit flies will tend to congregate there
which will cut down on the number of them climbing up the sides of the
enclosure. Unfortunately, even with a screen top on the enclosure, some will
inevitably escape.
Stacy
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