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Feeding Ackies?

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I have had a trio of yellow ackies for about 10 days now and Im clueless as to how much they are eating, as they spend much of their time in hiding, and the crickets seem to have built up a hide somewhere. Is it ok to leave several crickets with them in the enclosure, should I wait a few days until I dont see anymore in the cage? Any tips would be appreciated.
 
If crickets over run lizards in a cage they can stress out the lizards particularly at night. I would got so far as to leave out food like an apple slice or something to get the crickets to eat on that since they will chew on the eyelids, tail and finger tips of sleeping critters. I guess I would try increasing hide areas for the Ackies to help them settle in. Try feeding other bugs like super worms or roaches and use a ceramic cup(or cups) so the bugs don't crawl out and you can monitor feeding.
 
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