Recent content by Repti

You should take a look at the care sheet on this forum it seems you might have the care all wrong.

So fogger during the day and misting at night. What humidity levels do you recommend during the day and night times

Never new this. Good to know because I’m planning on getting a Veiled soon so should I try to start the misting at night only then when this lights are off?

Not yet, still trying to settle in to my new place first.

Is that a string of dolphin plant? If so I thought they were a bit toxic?

Wow he is so beautiful, glad to see he’s doing better.

Saw a video online about a guy using oatmeal, wheat thins, cornflakes and bee pollen but I don’t know how healthy it will be for the roache, seems like its only filler other then the bee pollen.

I don’t need a lot of Dubias so I want quality over quantity and gutloading the whole colony sounds better to me.

https://www.amazon.com/Dubia-Roach-Chow-Wild-Berry/dp/B01N5GBWCG/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=roach+chow+5&qid=1583888278&sr=8-1 I might give this a try thanks! (y)

Anyone knows a good roach chow recipe? I was using a commercial one, which I think is just ok so I wanna try to make my own.

What I know is that parasite comes from wild caught insects that got it from their eniverment. I guess a breeder can have a insect that may contain parasites but it’s unlikely unless they are breeding their feeders outside.

You think Pothos can survive in a Dubia bin if I put a mesh lid on top and a light?

D do you add plants in the enclosure? Because I was thinking that the soil would need to get rid of the nutrients in it or it would just keep on building up, even with a cleanup crew and might become toxic in the future.

Has anyone ever done a bioactive enclosure for their Dubia colony like with plants and springtials/isopods? I was thinking of a tupperware with a mesh lid on it and grow light for the plant while having plenty of cork bark and a soil substrate as hides for the Dubias

Enclosing one side won’t harm your chameleon and in fact many people do it in areas that are dryer and needs more humidity to be trap in the enclosure. I’ve even seen some people put two panels on each side of the enclosure and the chameleons are perfectly healthy.