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Feed them two or three medium to large worms at a time. Worms are good for turtles, but they are omnivores and need a varied diet so don't make it the only food. Water turtles will eat cooked shredded meats, meal worms, greens like dark green romaine and dandelion greens, which you can float on the surface of their water (and greens make cute hats, as you'll see if they end up on the turtles head as it emerges from the water) and turtle sticks, which contain vitamins. The same rule goes for box turtles and tortoises, too.

Worms are like candy to turtles and can be harmful if they are the only food, so change it up!

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Well, it depends on a few things:

  • how big ur anole is
  • how big the meal worms are
  • how many anoles u r feeding

if u are feeding 1 adult anole, u can start with 2 small mealworms. then try bigger ones, or more of them. u should be able to tell how many ur anole will eat after a while.

if u r feeding 2 adult anoles, try 3 or 4 mealworms, 3 adult anoles, try 4 to 6, if more, try putting varying amounts and insects.

good luck!

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Hatchling and juvenile leopard geckos should be fed every day. Adults should be fed every other day.

Feed them as many insects as they can eat. Remove leftovers after 15 minutes. The amount they eat each time will vary. Be sure that insects are gut-loaded and dusted with a quality calcium powder containing vitamin D3. Do not feed ONLY mealworms - vary the diet with other insects, such as crickets, phoenix worms, and the occasional wax worm as a treat.

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About 2 for hatchlings

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