To dust salad or insect?
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I also dust only the insects (at each feeding). The salads are nutritious on their own and don't need supplementation as long as you offer a reasonable variety of fresh veges.
Sarasttarke
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Personally I dust both 
MrSpectrum
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Insects. I have to put them in with the salad, so the dust winds up on both anyway. :wink:
Lizard of Light
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I dust bee pollen on salads because Ardie seems like it a lot more, and it doesn't hurt to naturally add more nutrients to plain ol' kale (which is presently all I have to offer him at the moment; at his age, he wouldn't eat more than a few sprigs, I found). I feed phoenix worms and silkworms (which already have a good calcium to phosphorus ratio) as staples, so I don't dust them at all (though they may pick up some pollen if I mix them in the salad of course, lol).
But when I finally get roaches, I will be dusting them with calcium for sure just to be safe since their ratio is not good without dusting.
But when I finally get roaches, I will be dusting them with calcium for sure just to be safe since their ratio is not good without dusting.
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