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	RepVet - Dusting & Gut Loading Feeder Insects Prior To Feeding (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Gut loading is the process where feeder insects are fed vitamin and mineral rich foods prior to feeding to other animals.
		It can either be done by adding gut loading foods to their current rations or by only supplying gut loaded foods.
		It is not always clear weather these crickets are gut loaded prior to packaging (meaning they are theoretically only of value up to two days after purchase) or are fed gut loaded foods in the containers they are sold in.
	www.repvet.co.za /food_dust_gutload.htm (897 words)

	The mystery of gut bass strings in the 16th and 17th centuries: The role of loaded-weighted gut.
		Among the hypotheses conceived by scholars about the possible manufacturing processes employed by 16th and 17th centuries string makers to produce all-gut bass strings, that of loading the gut by means of appropriate treatments deserves serious consideration, on the ground of direct and indirect confirmations at our disposal.
		A general characteristic consequent to the loading of gut is that of requiring no particular twisting techniques since the high specific weight increase, by noticeably reducing the working diameter produces a remarkable decrease in the string's stiffness.
		To confute the hypothesis of gut loading, the only alternative is to maintain that the basses of the lute -whose bridge-hole diameters were recorded- worked at a tension between 1 and 2 kg.
	www.aquilacorde.com /articles4.htm (4026 words)

	AquilaUSA "C"-type Loaded Strings
		This explains why modern plain gut strings fail to produce an acceptable acoustical performance in the low registers, thus making it necessary to use wound strings for music that actually pre-dates their historical appearance.
		All this suggests a revolutionary hypothesis: the loading of gut, a technological strategy employed by the ancient string makers in order to render the strings to be used in the low registers more sonorous.
		Diameters smaller than 185 "C" are manufactured with a gradual loading decrease, in order to keep the otherwise excessive brightness of sound of the thinner strings under control and at the same time to obtain a higher tensile resistance and a longer playing life.
	www.aquilausa.com /c_strings.html (397 words)

	Anole care (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Gut loading: Feeding concentrated amounts of nutrient rich foods and supplements to the prey insects in order to deliver them to your reptile.
		Gut loading prey items you intend to specifically feed to your Anoles may be more hassle than it’s worth.
		All in all it would be much wiser to simply bypass the effort of supplement-oriented gut loading and resort to direct supplementation.
	www.kingsnake.com /anolecare/20.htm (1314 words)

	Leopard Gecko Care Sheet
		It is extremely important to gut load your mealworms before you feed them to the geckos.
		A major benefit of providing the gut load in the dish with the mealworms is that they will always be gut loaded, even days after you put them in the dish.
		"Gut loading" is defined as filling the gut of prey items with nutritious foods before they are fed to your geckos.
	www.geckosetc.com /htm/care.htm (4697 words)

	Gut Load
		It is for this reason, we suggest gut loading your live insects for 48 hours prior to feeding the bugs to your sugar gliders.
		ESU Gut Load Cricket and Insect Food provides feeder crickets and mealworms with a "supercharge" of carbohydrates, calcium and beneficial calories to make them an ideal food source for your sugar gliders.
		Insectivore/omnivores, which is the class of animal sugar gliders fall into, rely just as much on the gut load of an insect for calories and nutrition as they do on the other parts of the insect.
	www.sugar-gliders.com /gut-load.htm (515 words)

	Gut loading
		Gut loading is the process by which an animal's prey is raised and fed nutritious foods with the intention of passing those nutrients to the animal when the prey is eaten.
		For example, crickets bred for frog food are often dusted with calcium or other nutrients, including fat and protein, so as to supplement the frog's diet.
		Several commercial products are available and are fortified specifically for gut loading.
	www.mrsci.com /Nutrition/Gut_loading.php (82 words)

	Loaded Gut Bass Strings - Catalogue 2003
		All this suggests a rivolutionary hypothesis: the loading of gut, a technological strategy that we believe employed by the ancient string-makers in order to render the strings to be used in the low registers more sonorous.
		Diameters smaller than 180 C are manufactured with a gradual loading decrease, in order to keep the otherwise excessive brightness of sound of the thinner strings under control and at the same time to obtain a higher tensile resistance and a longer playing life.
		To keep calculations simple and make it possible to use any available string-calculator, C type loaded gut strings, as well as wound Nylgut ones D and DE types, are referred to by a letter following a number indicating the equivalent diameter of a plain gut string.
	www.aquilacorde.com /catalogo8.htm (434 words)

	Options
		For lizards kept indoors with no exposure to sunlight, vitamin/mineral supplementation will have to be adjusted to one's procedures, with regards to gut loading of insects and maintenance systems.
		If you use a strong UV-A- or UV-Bgenerating bulb (UV -generating bulbs are due to appear on the market in the near future for use with reptiles), then with a proper gut loading regimen, calcium supplementation once or twice a week should be all that is necessary.
		Without proper gut loading of insects, it will be necessary to resort to cornmercial vitamin/mineral supplements to correct deficiendes associated with nutrient-poor food insects.
	www.e-healthypetfood.com /html/options1.html (826 words)

	SSIB - Abstracts Submitted For 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Studies of gut osmoreceptors require an osmotic challenge to the gut that does not produce a rise in plasma osmotic pressure.
		Previous studies of Fos expression in the brain after gut loading either employed tiny doses of hyperosmotic saline that did not greatly affect plasma osmolality, or else counteracted the osmotic impact of a robust saline infusion into the hepato-portal vein with an iv infusion of water.
		The gut osmotic clamp eliminated the Fos-ir response to the hyperosmotic load in sensory circumventricular organs that are sensitive to plasma osmolality, but the response was merely blunted in the lateral magnocellular region of the PVN and was not reduced at all in the ventromedial parvocellular region of the PVN.
	www.ssib.org /FullAbstract.asp?ID=59 (255 words)

	Gut Loading and Dusting
		The worms have a relatively short and very straight gut which also means that whatever they eat does not stay there very long.
		There are some cultures that may not benefit from Gut Loading and which also can not be Dusted with any sort of reliability.
		The flies and beetles can not be gut loaded as with the worms, but rather you can dust them with various powdered compounds just prior to feeding to your critters.
	www.livefoodcultures.com /Gutloading.html (647 words)

	Gut Information and tips - @Geteasy
		Gut, a peer review journal for health professionals and researchers in all areas of neurology...
		GUT, the environmental association of the carpet industry, enhances user- and environmental friendliness through the entire life-cycle of carpet, from production to installation, from usage...
		An expanation fo what it meand to gut load crickets, mealworms and other insect prey that will be fed to pets suchs lizards and frogs.
	www.2how.co.uk /5/Gut.shtml (344 words)

	Molecular pathogenesis of iron overload -- Trinder et al. 51 (2): 290 -- Gut
		The figure shows uptake of ionic iron and haem iron from the gut lumen and transfer of iron to blood.
		TfR1 expression by hepatocytes is downregulated by iron loading.
		Gut, August 1, 2004; 53(8): 1174 - 1179.
	gut.bmjjournals.com /cgi/content/full/51/2/290 (4432 words)

	Gut Loading Feeder Insects
		Gut loading is a term for a technique for increasing the calcium content in an insects stomach prior to feeding.
		There are many that feel this is worthless but research shows that it is very effective.
		In captivity we can mimic this (to some degree) by avoiding "mono" diets and gut loading.
	www.carolinapetsupply.com /gut_loading_insects.html (416 words)

	Gut Loading Insects
		Gut loading is the process of feeding insects a nutritious diet prior to using them as food for your reptile.
		The following are some suggestions for a gut load mixture that you can offer the insects 48 hours prior to feeding to your reptile.
		Start with a powder or pelleted base diet such as Harrison's High Potency Mash or Pretty Pet Gut Load Formula.
	www.petcarevabeach.com /gut.html (354 words)

	Caudata.org Newt and Salamander Forum: Interesting...what do you think?
		The problem with the phrase gut loading is that it doesn't mean the same thing to everyone (it can mean anything from feeding a good diet to the future food items to trying to adjust their calcium phosphorus ratio by adding calcium to the diet.
		And building on what Ed was talking about, gut loading is not all what it is cracked up to be.
		Another point that has been missed is that in some amphibians feeding insects that have been gut loaded with calcium still does not cause a higher level of serum calcium (the amphibs are unable to pick up the calcium);.
	www.caudata.org /forum/cgi-bin/show.cgi?tpc=8&post=7223 (2348 words)

	Vit-All
		Gut loading beta carotene is a great and safe way to introduce Vit.
		After long research we decided a gut load formula was what we needed.
		Gut load with VIT-ALL for essential vitamins and amino acids, and dust with MINER-ALL for Calcium, trace minerals, and micro nutrients.
	www.miner-all.net /vitall.htm (971 words)

	cricket gut load (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		show you how we gut load the feeder insects before feeding them to our animals.
		One example of gut loading using a 16 0z deli cup and 1/8 inch of a dry gut load for crickets.
		Same thig again except the layer of gut load is 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick when we gutload meal worms
	www.screencages.com /cricketgutload.html (139 words)

	Anole care (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Gut loading is something you'll hear about a lot.
		It most often is described as "packing your insects with nutrients." It's the process of feeding them concentrated items that are packed with vitamins and minerals.
		In my opinion, gut loading prey intended for Anoles should be more so looked at as "making the prey healthy," not cramming them full of vitamins.
	www.kingsnake.com /anolecare/19.htm (1231 words)

	Food Preparation
		Most cornmercially sold insects are usually nutrient (inc1uding vitamin and mineral) deficient for the purpose of feeding lizards.
		In brief, their guts are empty and the insect body itself cannot provide all the nutritional requirements of lizards.
		The following are methods that work for gut/ nutrient loading and vitallÚn/ llÚneralloading.
	www.e-healthypetfood.com /html/food_preparation.html (375 words)

	The Reptile Rooms :: View topic - Everything You Know About Feeding Green Tree Frogs???
		Store crickets in a small rubbermaid that's been ventilated or one of those small Kritter Keepers they sell in pet stores and feed them fresh fruit and/or the cricket food and water that is available commercially.
		I've never gut loaded crickets for any animal, never felt it was necessary.
		They have commercial gut load that has additional vits and mins added...kind of like mega-dosing vitamins.
	www.reptilerooms.com /forumpost-44838.html (923 words)

	Improving the nutritional value of crickets
		Improving the nutritional value of crickets (gut loading)
		A main concern of reptile keepers is feeding food that is high in calcium and low in phosphorous.
		How to improve nutritional value of crickets (gut loading)
	carolinapetsupply.com /gut_load_crickets.htm (438 words)

	Monster Diets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Hi-Cal Cricket MonsterDiets™ is a completely balanced diet developed for gut-loading crickets to improve their nutritional value prior to using them as feeder insects for reptiles.
		By feeding a high-quality cricket diet, your insect-eating pets can benefit from both the nutritional value of the cricket itself as well as the cricket's nutrient rich gut contents.
		Feeding a lower quality nutritional source will not only effect the health of your cricket colony, but also limit the nutritional quality of the feeder insects.
	www.monsterdiets.com /hi_cal_cricket.htm (193 words)

	Aquatic Hobbyist :: View topic - Ghost and brine shrimp?
		But loading is not recommended as this will hurt the shrimp...
		Gut loading DOES NOT hurt the shrimp in fact they like it because they get to eat really good food.
		I was joking about the but loading there is no such thing.
	www.aquatic-hobbyist.com /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=73033&sid=e109cecd587388998d188c699b1a8238 (835 words)

	Sugar Gliders Diseases
		When you buy live feeder insects for your pet, you want to "gut load" them for 48 hours before feeding them to the sugar gliders.
		Mix the bran and gut load together with a small amount of vitamins such as Vionate.
		You can refrigerate your insects to slow down their growth, as long as you give them a two-day gut load treatment before using as feed.
	www.sugar-gliders.com /glidervet-3.htm (2971 words)

	Freeze-Dried Cyclops
		Proven feeds like decaps, bbs and gut-loaded Artemia are being abandoned for an exotic-sounding name that's no less expensive?<< One pound cans of BS Cysts are far more expensive than the $20 for Cyclop-eeze, which will last as long if not longer.
		Plus there's no hassle of hayching, decap'ing or feeding (gut loading) Artemia.
		(gut loading adds nutrients, but it also adds additional cost and labor).
	www.thekrib.com /Food/cyclopeeze.html (2873 words)

	Amphibian Articles - Amphibian Foods and Feeding Tips
		The calcium-deficiency of crickets can be counteracted by "gut-loading" the crickets approximately 48 hours prior to feeding to amphibians.
		Gut loading means feeding crickets meals high in lacking nutrients, namely calcium, prior to feeding the crickets to other organisms.
		These problems occur when amphibians consume too many crickets at once, which may not be digested thoroughly, or may sit in the gut and putrefy.
	www.livingunderworld.org /amphibianArticles/article0002.shtml (3933 words)

	The Veiled Chameleon: A Trip to the Veterinarian
		And the cricket gut load is not on Wonder Bread, it's inside of animals (crickets, mealworms, waxworms, etc.).
		While I'm quite sure that the Fluker Farms cricket gut load is probably better for the chameleon than is most food that parents feed their kids, I think it could be made better by using fresh vegetables.
		He said that commercial gut loads and supplements are virtually useless because they're not organically produced.
	www.veiled-chameleon.com /weblog/archives/000153.html (15787 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		We use a specially stabilized form of D-3 in our products and it will remain nutritionally active for a long time if stored correctly in a cool dry place.
		Gut loading your feeder insects with specially formulated feeds for this purpose is an excellent way to assure mineral and vitamin feeding to your animals.
		The use of only vegetables, dog food, or other non purpose intended foodstuffs for gut loading insects does not provide the proper balance of nutrients that are important to the well being of reptiles and amphibians.
	www.miner-all.net /frequent.htm (365 words)

	The Veiled Chameleon: Veterinarian and Neck Swelling, II
		When I searched the Internet, I found this type of swelling to be commonly mentioned, called "edema", and was attributed more often than not to over supplementing (i.e., powdering crickets, for example) leading to an excess of vitamin A. Well, I very rarely powder crickets for the chameleon.
		I prefer to rely almost exclusively upon gut loading the crickets for the chameleon's nutrition, so I only dust on those rare occasions when I'm feeding crickets to the chameleon without them being gut loaded.
		With both of those possibilities in mind, I'll be giving the chameleon extra crickets in an effort to help her to develop her eggs as soon as possible, and I'll be offering the crickets a grain based gut load in addition to what they've been getting.
	www.veiled-chameleon.com /weblog/archives/000222.html (2364 words)

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