Best gutload for feeder crickets.

I was just wondering what the best gutload would be for feeder crickets. By best i mean most nutritious for the animal they are being fed to. THanks.

It depends on what the crickets are being feed to, what are you feeding the cricket to?

I always used Fluker's gutload plus pieces of fruit for watering, when I kept lizards. The gutload is nice for large amounts of crickets (100+) because it's easy to dole out and easy to dump when it gets old.

You can use a lot of things found around the house, such as unsweetened Quaker Oats, unsweetened cereals, and fruits and veggies that are high in nutritional value. I find these things cheaper and easier than commercial gutloads, even though they work well too.

One thing I forgot...I feed my beardie a lot of Phoenix worms, which you do not need to gutload. They have great nutritional value already, especially loads of calcium. The only problem is that I can't find a store that sells them so I have to order them online.

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Originally Posted by Clear

It depends on what the crickets are being feed to, what are you feeding the cricket to?

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Originally Posted by icygirl

I always used Fluker's gutload plus pieces of fruit for watering, when I kept lizards. The gutload is nice for large amounts of crickets (100+) because it's easy to dole out and easy to dump when it gets old.

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Yeah I have some of that Monster diet hi cal stuff. ANd the flukers orange cube stuff.

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Originally Posted by lmartelli77

One thing I forgot...I feed my beardie a lot of Phoenix worms, which you do not need to gutload. They have great nutritional value already, especially loads of calcium. The only problem is that I can't find a store that sells them so I have to order them online.

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Yeah I used to use those but its such a pain to find them. And my beardie lost interest along time ago cus they are soo small.

Thanks guys I was just curious what everyone else used for gutload. I guess im alright then lol.