> I have seen a lot of really good setups lately - on
> this and other lists, for desert type lizards... but
> one thing I don't see is feeding dishes. For those of
> you that don't use them, what kind of feeding
> arrangements do you use?
>
When I do feed worms, I use little plastic water bowls. All of my geckos and
lizards eventually figured out the concept (getting from point A to point B,
where the food is!)
i.e., is the dominate lizard keeping the
> second lizard from eating enough? This is mainly in
> relation to leos and beardies... both desert lizards!
That could be, but unless there's a huge size difference, they usually work
it out themselves. You may have to feed an extremely shy or timid one
separately for a while at first.
The beardies, we can remove and feed them
> in a large container... they love this - a
> free-for-all! But I don't know if my leos would go for
> this!
They probably wouldn't mind that much - food is food! But I wouldn't bother
with it unless you absolutely had to, in case it stresses them.
I worry that he's getting any at all! (he's
> still fat right now so this might be a new thing)
If the crickets are disappearing, no problem :)
Barbie >^,,^<
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