Hi,
Have been wondering the past few days about this, most people seem to put the crickets directly into the Dragons enclosure/viv. Then they get 10-15 mins to pig out which will take some time to chase and search and catch the cricks and then the excess is removed . . . right?
If you place the crics in a feeding container, it is usually large and the dragon has to sort of hunt them too, also takes some time (Less than above as crics cant hide) . . . .right?
BUT
What if you put the cricks in a bottle/jar. Only the BD head can fit to get to them. Does the 10-15 min rule still apply?
Crics cant hide, No chasing involved. Takes VERY VERY little time to eat them all.
Should one then count the cricks in the jar, say for example 20 breakfast and 20 supper???? If you leave the dragon to eat as much as they can for 10-15 mins will they stop when they are full or will they consume more than the other dragons who get fed by means of the first 2 methods?
Have been wondering the past few days about this, most people seem to put the crickets directly into the Dragons enclosure/viv. Then they get 10-15 mins to pig out which will take some time to chase and search and catch the cricks and then the excess is removed . . . right?
If you place the crics in a feeding container, it is usually large and the dragon has to sort of hunt them too, also takes some time (Less than above as crics cant hide) . . . .right?
BUT
What if you put the cricks in a bottle/jar. Only the BD head can fit to get to them. Does the 10-15 min rule still apply?
Crics cant hide, No chasing involved. Takes VERY VERY little time to eat them all.
Should one then count the cricks in the jar, say for example 20 breakfast and 20 supper???? If you leave the dragon to eat as much as they can for 10-15 mins will they stop when they are full or will they consume more than the other dragons who get fed by means of the first 2 methods?