What’s in his salads? What is is main diet? How many super worms a day? Do you have chickens or other reptiles? How old is he?This is Leo’s poop from today:
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As you can see clearly from the picture, this is not normal. I think it’s the superworms messing with his system, what should I do with the rest? I have about a 75ct, I’m going to feeding him one a week now instead.
I have never fed Leo fruit or pumpkinHmm, my boy is eating superworms for over a week now (dubias previously) and his stool hasn't changed that much. Maybe slightly more undigested chitin parts but certainly not that loose.
That being said, Luis' poop looks like that (only for a day or two) if he's got a little to much fruit or pumpkin.
His salads are kale and collard greens for staples (I ran out of endive), acorn or butternut squash 2x a week. His main diet is a 50/50 split of crickets and salad. He had been getting 3-4 superworms a day. I don’t have any chickens or other reptiles.What’s in his salads? What is is main diet? How many super worms a day? Do you have chickens or other reptiles? How old is he?
Ok, I just needed some reassurance. He only ate 3-4 superworms a day.When a new food item gets introduced it can sometimes cause loose stools. Especially if the new item was fed in a large quantity.
-Brandon
Squash is a fruit, thoHis salads are kale and collard greens for staples (I ran out of endive), acorn or butternut squash 2x a week. His main diet is a 50/50 split of crickets and salad. He had been getting 3-4 superworms a day. I don’t have any chickens or other reptiles.
Oh- haha I guess that slipped my mind. He doesn’t get any sugary fruits, that’s what I meant. I’ll keep a close eye on his bowel movements.Squash is a fruit, tho
I'd keep an eye on it and see if it's only once of if it persists.