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...easier. You have a very fair point about plastic sheets… Should I post my husbandry form here or is there a specific thread for that? are the dubia pellets from dubia.com ok or should I purchase the bug burger? Dubia dew Roach chow I am going to call regarding the insurance. Hoping it’s...

...as much as they can eat in about a 15 minute time. Veileds grow fast and need lots of nutrition to do it. Mealworms aren’t great choices, but dubia are. Attaching a graphic on feeders for you and what to feed them so they will be healthy and nutritious for your cutie. It is always good to be...

...correct lighting, and anything else I've read to do on this forum and the chameleon subreddit, but I know it's not enough. She eats dubia roaches and crickets daily. I'm terrified that she (I think she's female) will become ill and I won't be able to take her to the vet. I'm just struggling...

i 100% feel you on spending money for feeders that might arrive dead, i live in Oregon and the winter has definitely affected shipping times and bug health.

...Captain Spaulding x Galaxy pairing and is a grand-daughter of Neptune. She is currently eating large crickets, medium grasshoppers, silkworms, superworms, and occasional hornworms and dubia roaches. She is $875 plus $70 shipping. If interested email [email protected] or visit the website.

Wonderful. Body is starting to fill out more now and we are seeing some muscle tone. He is now fully showing his colors too. Keep it up and we will keep tracking his progress. With him being a year old lets stay with weekly updates. I want to make sure we reduce food intake at the appropriate...

Hey all! I usually do bulk orders of dubias (200-250 roaches) online. I understand that they can live for a while (up to a year?) and I’m good at keeping mine alive for at least a few months. As far as I understand, online stores send nymphs. But will these nymphs ever turn into adults? I...

Get rid of the UVB coil, this will kill your cham fast, please get a T5 5.0 UVB lamp, that bulb cannot penetrate that deep

...his last poop. I managed to catch it on tissue. But it looks like there is a partially digested hornworm. I fed him 3 hornworms and 5 medium dubias since his last poop. He is more active now trying to walk around but still wobbly and back legs look weak. Is the light brown tinge to the...

Not sure which feeder escape was worse...the dubia colony or the 500+ nightcrawlers that dispersed out of their bin in the shower when the lightbulb that kept them underground burned out in the middle of the night. I'll give you a hint...there isn't a horror movie titled THEY CRAWL! for nothing...

It could always be so much worse OP! I had a well-established dubia roach colony that lived in a big truck tote on a shelf in my water heater/boiler closet. Periodically, when the colony really got too large and needed a clean-out, I'd cull it by sending boxes of surplus roaches over to the big...

...on.. and she was stretching up. I got up to see what in the world she was doing and here there was a housefly crawling on the outside of her screen.. and she wanted it!!! 😄 So I looked at Dubia too.. but I was confused about the shipping. The ones from Critter Depot are just coming thru the...

...to make sure he is in good shade but I can't get him to even eat. I got him on Sunday and he has yet to eat one bug. I had offered crickets and dubia roaches with some black soldier fly large and hornworms on the way but they don't get here until next week.. I bet the people feeding him...

Excessive dubias cause gout. Especially the bigger dubias. Silkworms are a great staple. Beast mode silks are a great price. And easy to upkeep.

...calci worms). They are smaller and usually available in most pet stores. You could give some of those in the morning and then something like dubia and silkworms in the evening. Wax worms are also smaller but are fatty, so are for treats. But your baby looks a bit thin, so I would give 1-2...

I've had some luck with putting extras in the feeder cup so there's more movement going on. Dubias kind of like to huddle in a corner and stand still, but if it's crowded there's more visual interest going on that may entice him and remind him of the good times he had with them? Probably worth...

...aren’t good feeders except for maybe in a pinch. Attaching the feeder graphic along with the ‘gutload’ one. Perhaps the most nutritious are dubia/discoid roaches and silkworms. Crickets are decent staples, as are bsfl. Of course variety is always best. Many on line vendors sell variety packs...

I do appreciate your answers. I went through a bout where shipping nonsense happened so I only had my dubia roaches for over a week (and they accidentally sent mealworms on top of that, so more waiting.) Me, already being aware of the anxiety around dubia roaches and their potential to cause...

...during the day I don’t think both. I’m very worried about her being she also has been eating sparingly. Temps are 85 at basking spot with 75 the rest. T5 24 inch ontop she’s on a 12 hour cycle. I dust her crickets everyday with calcium no d3. I’ve also tried dubia and hornworms and one mealworm.

...my little girl. Your Chameleon - Female Veiled Chameleon, ~7/8 Months Old. Handling - Twice a week for up to 5 minutes. Feeding - Crickets and Dubia Roaches. She gets 7-10 appropriately sized insects a day. The feeders are all gut-loaded with carrots, sweet potatoes, and leafy greens. The...