Pretty, can you pleaase name the wietname one in sci. name?! Or just link me some pictures or so. They are so colorful and beautyful, no doubt, and caring mothers! We bred the hungarian one in the zoo without problems as i remember but not sure. The tropical ones were the hard things. If you get...
I am quite far from the States, so just can say what i can get here in Hungary (EU).
So for the list: different types of roaches(dubia, hissers, turkistan roaches, lobster roach etc..), crickets, locusts, stick bugs and mantids but they are usually as pets not as feeders cuz they are a bit...
kinda long but...enjoy :)
Well... as i told earlyer - maybe in the intro thred of mine - i worked 3 years at the local zoo in the bug house :D So i assume its needless to discuss my relation with insects :D:D:D
But our reptiles need to eat, and there are loads of options of feeders you can...
adding some protein source will make them grow faster and reproduce faster, but stop feeding them with protein before feeding up. Only give protein to the breeding colony and not for the actual feeders.! :)
temps are good at 90-s, if the male:female ratio is 1:4, than after a month you gonna get several little babies! :D
sexin the little roaches is easy, just look at the abdomen...here is the link:
http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forums/feeder/329671-sexing-dubia-roaches.html
good luck!
Try to get dubia roaches, crickets, and superworms instead of mealworms! or if can some horned and silk worms! They are much better than mealworms because of the fact mentioned by Miss Lily.
Also, dont forget to gut-load the feeders properly and dust lightly with Ca without D3 vit every...