makes raising hatchlings much easier. Most of the ciliatus were converted by
mixing in babyfood. The ciliatus don't eat huge quantities (unlike the other 2 species
that like the cups clean), but it's a more complete diet than babyfood and they still get
crickets once or twice per week. I used to feed crickets 2-3 times per week and babyfood
once per week, now it's gecko food twice and crickets once or twice. My R. chahoua do eat
the gecko food a bit, but are much more fond of live food.
The T-Rex day Gecko food is also quite good, I've had good luck with anything I've tried in the
new product line.
Neil
I've recently gotten some of the T-Rex diets... any animals that were previously fed fruit baby food mixtures (all my geckos) would not take the T-Rex foods made the way it's supposed to be made (just add water...). I've actually been adding the T-Rex powders to fruit baby food and water. The powder replaces all the other stuff I used to add (pollen, calcium, vitamins, spirulina, yogurt). My animals seem to take this stuff very well. I haven't bothered to wean them off the fruit to plain T-Rex.
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