Freeze dried or alive?
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Should I buy freeze dried crickets or live baby crickets? I have 3 Ensatina Salamanders, and I hear that they are triggered to bite something from movement, but I don't know for sure. Which is easier and most likely eaten quicker by my sals?
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If you do a quick search, you will find that freeze-dried foods have practically no nutritional value. With crickets, you should gutload, and feed a varied diet, and not put so many crickets in that they nibble on your salamanders. I would use worms as a staple and vary the salamanders diet with crickets and other arthropods. |
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