SpazzUnscripted
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... in the history of the world, who doesn't like crickets.
He ate about six or seven on the first day. Wouldn't hunt them down or anything, but would snatch one up if it crossed his path. After that? He just stares at them. I put him in a separate container for feeding, and he just kind of stood there.
One literally jumped on his back (near his tail, where he probably could have turned and gotten it) and he was just like, "Man it's cool. Crickets are friends, not food."
And naturally the pet store is out of waxworms. Luckily we found a supplement full of good stuff that he loves (Nature Zone Baby Bites); I've seen nothing but good reviews on it. Obviously I'm going to get him worms as soon as I can, but I figure since he's active, pooing normally, eating his supplement as well as his veggies, he'll be all right until the pet store gets them in.
Unless I'm making a huge and dire mistake. If you have any suggestions or "NOOO IT'S POISON"-esque warnings or whatever, I'll be glad to hear it.
He ate about six or seven on the first day. Wouldn't hunt them down or anything, but would snatch one up if it crossed his path. After that? He just stares at them. I put him in a separate container for feeding, and he just kind of stood there.
One literally jumped on his back (near his tail, where he probably could have turned and gotten it) and he was just like, "Man it's cool. Crickets are friends, not food."
And naturally the pet store is out of waxworms. Luckily we found a supplement full of good stuff that he loves (Nature Zone Baby Bites); I've seen nothing but good reviews on it. Obviously I'm going to get him worms as soon as I can, but I figure since he's active, pooing normally, eating his supplement as well as his veggies, he'll be all right until the pet store gets them in.
Unless I'm making a huge and dire mistake. If you have any suggestions or "NOOO IT'S POISON"-esque warnings or whatever, I'll be glad to hear it.