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As far as keeping a plentiful, and nutritionally balanced food supply in there, I doubt it. You'd still have to rely on regular feedings with supplements. However, I've managed to keep a stable population of isopods, earthworms, and have had some luck with crickets as well in my main lizard tank. Mine's set up with a deep soil substrate (about 8 in/ 20 cm). There's lots of rock formations, leaf litter, and life plants grwoing straight out from the soil. You could possibly set something similar up. There's enough organic matter and cover to keep crickets in there at all times without them attacking the lizards. They're not as healthy for the lizards, but they provide a nice snack between feedings.
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