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I use a stick and a small hand held net. If you put the point of the stick up higher than the branches of the bushes around where they are they typically land on the end of it then you lower it slowly and place the net above them because they tend to take off like a helicopter ... there you go...

Any time jdog Hey man I have to give credit where its due:D You saved me tons with your help.

That I don't know sorry.

They will eat any thing lol but I would only use what I would typically use to gutload crickets and roaches. Fruits are fine too. I honestly have thousands in my bucket right now so many that the little anoles hang out to get free hand outs as well as toads and frogs.

I use just veggies that I would have given to crickets or roaches as gut load and no meat or waste products so I would have to assume that it would be. Pilotman if you are "growing your own" then yes they are gut loaded by what you use to attract the adult flys to lay their eggs in and then the...

Yes they are ... I think LOL ... I know they are in Central Fla. I just sent you a PM on how to set up a bucket. I got the idea from jdog here in this forum so I can't take any credit for it.

If you live in an area where Black Solider flies are native to you can start a 5 gallon compost bucket with veggies in it and you will have an endless supply of them ...until the cold weather kicks in. That's what I did. Buy as Syn stated some chams don't go after them due to lack of movement.

At least she didn't do what my female did to my poor undersized male. She gapped and then shot her tounge out at him and hit him in the head.

Cool glad to help.

Did you get my PM? I forgot to add that you will need a heating pad that doesn't shut its self off or some thing to keep the temp up ...

go to 7-11 or any other convenience store and take some of their cardboard cup holders ... works like a charm :D

sure no problem good luck to ya

Try Discoid roaches Once you get a colony started you will be set. That is if your chams like roaches. My female loves them but the male is still stuck on crickets.

... He is a Chameleon ... of course he is going to eat a fluttering bug ;)

Awe too cute.