If your looking for more hydration you can give a few hornworms just don't give too many or you will have runny poop.. and like patsy just said romaine is worthless for them and they squeeze all moisture from the foods they eat before pooping it out.
So just stick with greens and veggies?
Alright then. What if his poop is already runny?
How old is he? what do you feed him? have you had his poop tested for parasites?
I’m honestly not sure how old he is. I didn’t get him as a baby. He’s big but he’s not fully grown. I feed him carrots and switch between collard and mustard greens. And then I feed him crickets and Dubia roaches when I’m able to buy some
That's ok if you don't know his age.. Take a look at this link it will help you with all the different foods that are good, carrots are high in Vit A and can cause Vit A toxicity issues. I would switch to any of the squash family like butternut is a favorite, yellow, acorn etc and of course the staple greens that are a daily feed..
Yeah I’ve read about what carrots can do. Do I just feed him squash the way it is or do I have to do anything to it before feeding him?
All I do is I cute up their collards/turnip greens (or whatever greens) then I cut up Yellow squash, zuc and butternut squash into small cubes (I don't cook any of their veggies) some people grate their butternut or acorn and some cook them but you really don't need to.
How the heck do you keep the squash fresh haha. I was even close to half of squash and I don’t want it to go bad and I want to make it last. What should I do?
I like butternut squash as it's a harder veg and I cut off some slices then I put a baggie on the cut end and put a rubberband on it and put it flat side down in the back of the fridge.. yellow/summer and zuc well I feed chunks to my dubia roaches too as you want to gutload the feeders so I go thru them pretty quickly... I slice up some into little cubes and put a baggie on them.
