So who eats what?

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Here we have a very basic chart highlighting some of the more commonly kept species and the livefoods they typically consume, where we state "size dependent on age" we mean you should feed appropriately sized insects for the size of your pet. See our feeding size guide for details.

	Black Crickets	Brown Crickets	Locusts	Mealworms	Superworms	waxworms	fruit flies	fruit beetle grubs	Earthworms
Bearded Dragon	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	when adults only	when adults only	Occasional Treat		Occasional Treat
Juvenile Bearded Dragon	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age			Occasional Treat
Leopard Gecko	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age		Size dependent on age		Occasional Treat
Yemen Chameleon	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	when adults only	When adults only	Occasional Treat		Occasional Treat
Water Dragon	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Occasional Treat		Occasional Treat
Whites Tree Frog	Size dependent on age	size dependent on age		size dependent on age	when adults only	occasional Treat			occasional treat
Fire bellied Toad	Smaller sizes	Smaller sizes		Mini Mealworms		occasional Treat
Poison Arrow Frogs	Micros only	Micros only					part of staple diet
Green Iguana (They dont eat insects)
Green Anole	Smaller Sizes	Smaller Sizes
Monitor Lizards	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Yes	occasional Treat		occasional Treat	occasional Treat
Blue tongue skink	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	Size dependent on age	when big enough to manage one (about 12" in length)	occasional Treat		occasional Treat	occasional Treat