Re: Euthanasia and bedding questions?
keep a few insect in with him for a few hours if you can, he may eat if he's given a lot of alone time with the bugs. Also, mealworms are probably better than crickets in this situation due to their slow motion. They are easier to capture. Pillbugs are also good
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Re: Euthanasia and bedding questions?
??? I don't know. I think when their senses are dulled and they are sick? that they need- fast moving dinner?Originally Posted by LazyEyedFroggie
keep a few insect in with him for a few hours if you can, he may eat if he's given a lot of alone time with the bugs. Also, mealworms are probably better than crickets in this situation due to their slow motion. They are easier to capture. Pillbugs are also good
They need to SEE their food move .
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Re: Euthanasia and bedding questions?
I certainly do agree with that statement, but crickets can be tough to catch! they're pretty fast.... hmm....
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