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You can get some ficus plants at places like Home Depot pretty cheaply. Just make sure to get rid of the soil it comes in, I just hose it all off outside on the lawn, then repot with fresh soil. Also, home depot has some great bamboo "stakes" in the garden center. You can buy a long stick...

Your tank is gorgeous! Is it very hard to maintain and how hard is it to get a reef set up and growing?

Just gorgeous!

Have you tried phoenix worms or small superworms? How come your silkworms are dying before they're used up? You feeding them?

I get mine from: http://www.blackjungle.com/home.htm. They're pretty fast with delivery. Unfortunately, I do not have any fruit flies at the moment myself.

Here's a couple of my favorites that I've used and would recommend: For Silkies and Hornworms: http://www.coastalsilkworms.com For Crickets and Superworms: http://www.premiumcrickets.com For Phoenix worms and Fruitflies: http://www.blackjungle.com/home.htm I would stay away from...

He's very cute and photogenic! :^)

He's beautiful! Grats to the new parents. :^)

Loved the pics! Thank you for sharing. It's a beautiful collection. Those guys must keep you really busy. :^)

Yeah I tried one time to order from Wormman and a month later still no delivery. I finally started to email them daily and eventually did get my refund. Never again would I try using them.

Hornworm Pods are now available at Coastal Silkworms if anyone is interested. Each pod contains 12+ hornworms and enough food to grow them to full size at over 3" long and the cost is $9.98 per pod. I might have to give them a try now that I can get them locally and I like the pod idea...

Welcome to the forums!! Max is looking cute! What kind of insects are you feeding Max and are you using the vitamin and calcium dusts? :^)

They are so cute! I like their cage and I bet they are having fun exploring.

Grats!!!! How many are you expecting?? :^)

I just use a pair of wooden bamboo tongs I bought from a pet store. They also have some metal ones in various sizes. I just pick up the worms, toss them in a plastic cup, shake the calcium and vitamins on them, then pick them up and put them in my chameleon's feeding cup.