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I remember reading somewhere that Superworms have the dark head and tail where as giant mealworms are more uniform in color.

I've tried Wax and roaches and he didn't want anything to do with either of those.

Update He is doing awesome now. Eyes are open all the time. He is still a little thin but now that he is eating 5x as many crickets as when he had his eye problems I think he'll gain fairly quickly. Thanks to all those who gave their advice.

me and jmdavis. Me- i herooftime i jmdavis- The Br0wN 3y3

What size crickets?

Anyone know where or if I can get them in Florida? I think I'd like to start breeding to feed to my cham. I live in the Cocoa Beach area. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

Bah, no shipping to florida.

Nice, I'm about to make one of those feeders as well, soon as we finish the milk. Did you name him trunks from DBZ by chance?

http://www.bluebeastreptile.com/plantlist.htm http://www.chameleonsonline.com/safe-plants.php

Well so far his eyes have been open since I woke up. He does blink a bit, but I saw him drink and his appetite has returned. I guess the bath plus getting rid of that powersun helped. Does anyone know how often you should/can give them baths?

The white is a little runny, but the dark is solid. I don't believe he is constipated as I've been seeing him go to the bathroom.

Sorry if they are a little blurry.

Well my roomate suggested I give him a bath, so I put my hibiscus in the shower and his colors returned to normal. Now his eyes are open far more then before and he is moving around. He also ate his crickets as soon as I put them in. I see no signs of dehydration. His eyes are not sunken and his...

Hi, I've had my veiled for about 1-2 weeks now and was wondering if anyone might know whats wrong with him. * Cage Type - 4 x 3 x 2 cage, with screen on 3 sides on the top, wood on the back. * Lighting - im using a reptisun 10. long tube, but I was using a 100w Powersun for a week...

That actually sounds like a sweet idea. Unfortunately there's no spot I can see where one would fit. I can imagine it would be be extremely difficult for the crickets to get out though.

Thank you! Soon as I drink my half gallon of milk I'll give it a shot.

Like a box carton or half gallon plastic?

Does anyone know of a type of dish that will help keep crickets in instead of them hoppin around all over the place? Right now I'm using 3-4 inches plastic bucket. Some are not smart enough to make it out but most do. Any help would be appreciated.