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I live in the U.S. it seems like a hassle to ship them that far If you have them naturally occuring around you they are not that hard to breed here is a website that explains how to breed them http://blacksoldierflyblog.com/

fresh phoenix worms are different from the ones that come from cups have been starved that link isnt too reliable http://hubpages.com/hub/Phenix_Worms it states "As for breeding phoenix worms, there is conflicting information out there. Where some people say this type of worm CANNOT be...

actually they are also high in protein

I hope you are not keeping him in a glass enclosure outside glass can overheat very quickly and reatains the heat as well if he is in a glass tank you have to get him out of there asap

the household hold ones are safe

price lowered to $200+shipping

what brand is your uvb bulb, is it linear bulb, and how long have you had it??

if you dont mind me asking, how humid are you keeping them??

that sucks

yes you can feed them, but I would clip off the knees I would feed them off right away so they still have their natural gutload you can gutload them with grasses tucked tightly in a jar filled with water

silkworms and phoenix worms will help build up protein and calcium levels

haha, she looks as if she is mad because she was trying to fit in her old skin but since she is so fat she ripped it and she is blaming you for it

I hope everything will go ok with Tommy

I have 2 crested geckos: 1 yellow dalmation & 1 harlequin unsexed they come with their 18x18x24 glass exo-terra with hood and accessories I am asking $250+shipping I would rather someone pick up locally but I will be ship Email me for pics [email protected]

just do the same thing you are going to do with the cricket transporter with a bigger container I keep my crickets in a rubbermaid container with screen in the front and screen on the top. And my die off rate has significantly dropped since I made the change Most people dont know that when a...

by the way why are you bying locally?? can you not buy online?? It is WAY cheaper

you can feed them mulberry leaves and bell peppers, it will just make them grow slower you can also experiment with other greens such as dandelion greens, collard greens, turnip greens, etc. I am pretty sure they would rather eat that than nothing. besides they are not as picky as silkworms...

you can buy some hornworm eggs from great lakes hornworm and grow them outside I can give you tips on breeding them

eewww...... cricket stew

read this it sould help http://chameleonnews.com/10JulManchen.html