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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.

Since we're pretty sure it's not a recluse, how about finding out how it even got in there and fixing that? Nice to see those pictures with no warning while I'm eating.

If the OP doesn't use pesticides, then it's not needed. And heck, the pesticide remover would probably kill the silkies with out fragile they are.

No, they're packaged in dirt. Definitely dirt. They're kept probably at around 73F. How warm are you talking?

Here's a quick idea: Why not use dog/cat/fish/hedgehog/duck/alien food as the main food for the colony of feeders, then use a small container and fill it with a week's worth of feeders and feed them the good gutload? That way no one has to worry about finding a good cheap gutload in large...

I was going to say before I saw this post: Chlorine is in tap water all over the states, and probably the world in good places; why the heck would chlorine be used to freaking much if it causes cancer? It wouldn't be. EVERYTHING now a days seems to cause cancer or something bad. IMO, just get...