Recent content by KapitalJ

I do not. Not sure if that is good either. Would make for some messy poop!! My staple are crickets, but I also include the following weekly. Supers (3 supers every 3 days), horns (5 a week), butters (2-3 a week). In the summer, I collect butterfly's, grass hoppers (my guy loves these) fly's...

Hornworms are legal here. Although quite expensive until you find a decent supplier. I can now get them for 0.75 each if I order a week in advance. Most places sell them for 1.50-2.00 each. Not sure if Supers are a great idea for a staple diet. Although I do feed them weekly as well and have...

I am not suggesting you break the law, but roaches are available if you look around. I see them on kijiji in my are all the time. I also believe there is a new kind that is legal here... gonna try to find the link *on hold* I think these may be legal? you will have to look into it, also if they...

Great pics!! Looks like everyone is doing well! I love hat habitat you created!! :)

Bahahaha.... :ROFLMAO:(y)

Sorry to hear of your loss. :unsure:

Not too many days left outside for Mr. Yoshi this summer. Here's a shot from a few minutes ago.. Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend!

pretty sure that's the 65 gallon Exo Terra " Flexarium "

Wow @Andee Thank you for all of the information! It is much appreciated! (y) I have a few questions though..:) 1. If using a screen / glass enclosure (Exo Terra 18x18x24") Would you put screen or mesh on the sides to give more room to crawl around? 2. How long do you leave the laying bin in...

I have searched the forums and the net, finding little to no info on breeding grasshoppers. I am looking for someone who is currently doing this with success, or have in the past. I am pretty sure the hoppers in my area are the "Red Legged Grasshopper" I am looking for typical info: *How...

You are correct in thinking the cage needs to be moist. But it needs to dry out between each misting.

Not. Although it looks great, it can be accidentally ingested by your cham, potentially causing health issues.

Super cool!! Love the look on her face in the last pic!! Cutie! :love:

I didn't think you were rude at all. This was rude.

1. I drilled holes in the bottom of my enclosure and put screen over the holes to allow water to flow out, but keep the bugs in. 2. Look for "pet safe screen" 3. Live plants help keep humidity up longer, provide places for water droplets to sit so your cham can drink, but you need the mister...