Recent content by Shenzi Sixaxis

You could try Mulberry Farms and get USPS priority shipping. I think that runs about 7 bucks per package and I get my stuff in three or four days.

Just a quick pro tip: Don't buy something without learning how to care for it, even if it's food.

So I felt like going out and collecting some isopods tonight, and caught around 200, I wanna say. Lots of places around the house to find them. :D While I was doing that, I caught two earwigs. By my googling, I have a male and female, based on the pincer shape. I was thinking, if they...

I still don't see what's so hard about taking a spray bottle and pumping it or making a cheap dripper with a plastic cup with a little bit of water in it (like for it you're working).

After a few months of growing some worms and then separating them I have plenty of pupae, and now two beetles! Whee-hee! Found one last night, then a VERY fresh one earlier this afternoon. First one: Both of them: Anyone know if there's a way to sex the beetles? I noticed...

So I got my larvae a while ago, and now I'm pupating them. Already got about 10, and the oldest ones are beginning to emerge. I haven't set up the beetle bin yet (derp!), but I have just one question: I know some people have branches and whatnot because the females supposedly lay eggs on...

You can order isopods from KenTheBugGuy and BugsInCyberSpace. :3

Jello is sugar, sugar, and additives. What is so hard about water crystals or a fruit or vegetable?

Mulberry Farms has meal, super, wac, repti/calci/Phoenix, butter, horn and silk worms, two kinds of roaches, sometimes a butterfly larvae, and crickets. I've only had one shipment from them (dubias, super and meal worms), and sent them an email about something a while ago, but each time I've...

No, actually, I'm just not for people being rude for no reason. If that was a joke, it was made in very poor taste and with a lack of consideration.

Mulberry Farms is best, I think. 17 USD for 1k small superworms, or 14 bucks for 1k micro supers, and then shipping via USPS priority mail should only be around 5-10 dollars.

Was that rude enough? It was completely uncalled for. All the OP wanted to know was if their cham would eat a small lizard.

I'm not sure. The same way alcohol supposedly burns off when you put beer in chili? :rolleyes: I'm just figuring that the high heat we use to cook food would change the structure of chemicals like chlorine, as it kills of bacteria, which is technically a chemical reaction when you think about...

I think high quality dog food is meant to mean a good brand that doesn't use fillers, such as Nature's Recipe.

But meat products always get cooked... carrots may or may not be.