Stompsy
Very Well-Known Member
Hey guys, I bought my first bluey a couple of days ago and just have a few questions in regards to her (at least I think shes a female)
I've fed her twice, I read about feeding them everyday while they are little, shes only about a month old and was firstly just wondering how much i can expect her to actually eat. The first day she ate 3 woodies (stunned so she could catch them) and four pieces of banana. Today she ate 6 or 7 small pieces of beef dogfood (she seemed to love it) and a couple of pieces of kiwi fruit. Also I'd like to know what else she can eat. I plan to get her some snails, which I'll order in and I also have a peach which I'll skin and cut up.
I also took her out after eating yesterday to warm her up for digestion, put her box half in the sun and half out and let her bask for 15 - 30 minutes as I don't have a light for her tank. Do I need to do that everyday after feeding? I'm in Townsville so it's pretty much always hot here.
Any other advice would be awesome! I've read a fair bit but everyone seems to have varied opinions on whats good and bad for them.
Thanks.
I've fed her twice, I read about feeding them everyday while they are little, shes only about a month old and was firstly just wondering how much i can expect her to actually eat. The first day she ate 3 woodies (stunned so she could catch them) and four pieces of banana. Today she ate 6 or 7 small pieces of beef dogfood (she seemed to love it) and a couple of pieces of kiwi fruit. Also I'd like to know what else she can eat. I plan to get her some snails, which I'll order in and I also have a peach which I'll skin and cut up.
I also took her out after eating yesterday to warm her up for digestion, put her box half in the sun and half out and let her bask for 15 - 30 minutes as I don't have a light for her tank. Do I need to do that everyday after feeding? I'm in Townsville so it's pretty much always hot here.
Any other advice would be awesome! I've read a fair bit but everyone seems to have varied opinions on whats good and bad for them.
Thanks.