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How do you end up separating them for new container movement? Do you sift them or pick them out? I haven't found a sifting mechanism that works yet >3> and picking out hundreds of worms by hand is insane. But I've done worse sadly. My bedding is homemade insect gutload, rolled oats, and a few...

So I was cleaning a bit of the shed skin and some of dead beetles off the mealworms. I don't do a lot just some, but I was shifting through the oatmeal to see how the babies were doing and I am like O.O crap. I will need to move them to a new bin by the next egg laying boom. I'm hesitating...

hmmm then maybe dubias it is for that colony

I have a lot of plans for the various insects I will raise besides just feeders for reptiles.

There are some that have to have substrate from what I've noticed. Dubia seem fine without it, flourish without it in fact. But eublaberus species and high humidity species can often crash without it.

Yeah thats what i was thinking and im not sure if its better if they need substrate or dont? 100% in it for the long haul. The colonies you sent are doing great, the mealworm colony has tons of babies everywhere. The ivories are molting left and right. Hissers are showing signs of getting...

Im looking into raising roaches for feeders that people who dont like handling roaches/cant handle them or who dont like them but take one for their cham, and was wondering if anyone had a preference?

There was no calcification just algae build up. Once cleaned it misted fine. It happens. But i use tap water because i either have to buy large amounts of RO which i go through a minimum of a gallon every 2 days if not more. Since i cannot put in a filter due to renting. I would rather clean...

was able to get the cap off and screen clean, letting it soak in some vinegar and water solution before I rinse and brush the last bit of crud off and test it again <3 I will let everyone know how it goes. Thanks so much @Jevin

Don't rush, I likely will replace these ones and then work on cleaning as often as possible so I would appreciate and pics or video you can send <3

Oooooh! Do you have a video or something?

Yeah

I dont think i can do that with mine? There is no way to unscrew the head piece other than several inches up?

Oh i just use a vinegar and water solution. And then rinse really well and let air dry

Yeah its about time i replaces the nozzle, its the first one i got and i have kept up with maintenance with it so havent needed to replace it but its like 6 or 7 years old i think

I'm looking at replacing my mistking nozzle I went too long without cleaning it, it seems and the clog that seems to exist in it or whatever is causing the problem does not seem fixable. So should I just buy another mistking nozzle or should I buy a different one?

Ok I have apparently had a hard time read tone today is all XD lol. Naw dubia can't infest like James said. When my bin got overturned I never found all my roaches though a lot of them I did. Those I didn't find ended up being found dead or became spider chow.

No >.> i cant tell if this is sarcastic. Only place would probably be deep south during summer or florida

Lol ive had adult males on my clothes before after a collection day. I think it was on me for almost an hour. I really dont notice them much. Today they get more squash, sweet potato, baby mustard greens, arugula and some gutload

Way back in the day i had my dubia bin knock over before... that was a day