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Originally Posted by MILKY
oh, and something else i'm sure you can help me out with, (excuse my ignorance btw i tend to screem for help over anything and everythin on forums haha!!) i feed my gecko each/every other evening, temp is good etc, he real frendly and lively, settled in, viv is not disturbed ever, i put in a mix of dusted meal worms, small hoppers and 3rd crickes with a wax worm each/every other day and half the time he seems to pay no atention to any of it an they'll just crawl all over him or right past his nose an he'l just turn away. but then suddenly he'l go nuts for one like i havent fed him for weeks if i dangle a worm on a pair of tweezers or sumink right infront of his face and make it fookin obvious :/ his eating/hunting behaviors all wierd basically and sometimes i swear he's just blind!?!
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if it's a young leo then I'd feed him every day not every other day ~ make sure the livefood is the right size for him... too small and he'll ignore it and too big and it could cause him problems........ would definately stop giving him waxworms though ~ at most they're only supposed to be an occasional treat as they can be addictive to leos and if fed to much could contribute to the leo becoming obese and running the risk of Fatty Liver Disease
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Originally Posted by Sycko
How long does it take for them to turn to Beetles? and can Geckos eat them in Beetle form?
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it depends on the temperatures of where they are Kept Jon ... all my mealworms (apart from those being gutloaded for feeding) are kept in the fridge to slow them down.
Many leos won't eat the beetles as they excude a foul scent/liquid as a defense mechanism