I tryed meal worms but my pygmy's did not seem interested , not sure if this is the same with all pygmy's ? ( has anyone else tryed ? )
also i had to make sure i used a feeder bowl as the meal worms dug into the substrate hiding them selfs.
I'm days away from getting my chams and have got some questions that could save me from buying food for them. I own 2 leopard geckos and began breeding mealworms for them in little ice-cream tubs. The bugs did the job well and I'm stuck with 100's of the little things. Does anyone know if I could use them as a staple? They are only a centimeter but are very fat and healthy. If they are sutable I could also give you instructions on how to breed them small. It's very easy!!!
I've got pygmys!!!
Male: Tac
Female: Tic

I tryed meal worms but my pygmy's did not seem interested , not sure if this is the same with all pygmy's ? ( has anyone else tryed ? )
also i had to make sure i used a feeder bowl as the meal worms dug into the substrate hiding them selfs.
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I've seen vids on youtube of people feeding mealworms to their pygmys but not sure if they used it as a staple
I've got pygmys!!!
Male: Tac
Female: Tic
I normally feed small crickets but bought some small meal worms for a change the otherday. One loved them but the other 4 i didnt see touch them. They disapear in to the substrate aswel so may have baby meal worms appearing in the viv one day lol.
Originally Posted by kat
That wouldnt be a problem!! No more breeding projects and no more going to the reptile shop to buy them!!
I've got pygmys!!!
Male: Tac
Female: Tic
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