What do blue tree monitors eat?

Answer 1

i feed mine a mixture of cb crickets, live and frozen/thawed mouse or rat pinkies (no fur for easy digestion) cb roaches and unfertalized dove eggs. he won't eat any super worms or meal worms, that seems strange to me. in the wild they would eat most insect and aracnids, as well as small mamals and probly bird eggs. remember most monitors eat the prey item whole so keep it small. the distance between the eyes to the tip of the nose, "the food item sizing triangle" is best rule of thumb for all lizards.

Answer 2

Blue tree monitors are carnivorous and primarily eat insects, small mammals, birds, and eggs in the wild. In captivity, they can be fed a diet of gut-loaded crickets, mealworms, roaches, and occasional pinkie mice or small birds. It is important to offer a diverse diet to ensure nutritional balance and prevent deficiencies.