My GABF Graboune reluctant with nightcrawlers

[Kevin1]

Does she have a hard time catching them?

[GRABibus]

When she was interested, yes she had hard time. A lot of trial before catching them.
When she was younger, she was more active and more skilled to catched them.

I tried alsos to offer nightcrawlers with tongue, she is not interested also...
When she was younger, she accepted nightcrawlers with tongue.

I thing she won't eat nightcrawlers anymore.

[GrifTheGreat]

When she was interested, yes she had hard time. A lot of trial before catching them.
When she was younger, she was more active and more skilled to catched them.

I tried alsos to offer nightcrawlers with tongue, she is not interested also...
When she was younger, she accepted nightcrawlers with tongue.

I thing she won't eat nightcrawlers anymore.

Maybe she remembers the stress of having trouble catching them and that is why she refuses them now. Poor girl

[GRABibus]

I'd like to be poor as she is

Quiet, heated, and waiting for food ! A dream !! lol Only a male is missing

She still catches the nighcrawlers when they move a lot in her water bowl...But she goes very very rarely in her water bowl
Hopefully, she is still interested by roaches, crickets, locusts and mices (Even with tongue).

I will try also "Frog legs" : this a is a famous meal in France...Sorry for that...
We can buy them frozen at supermarket.
Frog legs are a good alternative to nightcrawlers I think

She also defecates rarely ...One or 2 times a month, not more.
I soak her each week to make her defecate, but even with soak, sometimes, she doesn't defecate.

[Kevin1]

They often lose interest in nightcrawlers and earthworms do to the difficulty in catching them. what helps them get a grip is to coat the worms in calcium

[Eddie Munster]

Mine was having trouble catching them. Then was getting turned off by them. He would make 2 attempts at it then give up. I noticed if I drop the worm from the top of the tank it would wiggle more and he was all over it.

[Kevin1]

I'm telling you guys try coating them in calcium.