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i was also kind of wondering what meal worms eat?

my veiled is about 8-10 weeks old, and i was wondering if i could start to introduce small meal worms into his diet?

how long would you say to shower them, 20 min?

I have never put my veiled in the shower and i was interested in learning more about this technique. how old do the chams need to be? what do you put in the shower? how hot? pretty much all the info i could get would be great. thanks guys

how is it taking care of 250 crickets? just as easy as a few dozen?

if reptilefood.com sends you a bunch of dead crickets is it a hassle to try and get your money back? im just trying to figure out if buying online is more efficient that pet stores ect..

my veiled ate his ficus with no ill results, the plant is non toxic

why not buy from flukers? bad rep?

it seems like it would be cheaper to buy in bulk from a place online but is it any harder to maintain that many crickets?

have you ever had a problem with any of your shipments?

ya it seems like their prices on feeders is really cheap so im just wondering if anyone else has used them to buy feeders and if they send you quality insects?

you said that you have used flukerfarms.com? how did you like using this site there prices seem great?

i would have to agree with the majority, males have better coloring larger casques and are easier to keep

o ok thank you very much

how much did that flax meal cost if you dont mind me asking sara?

ya really think the fact that the seeds sprouted helped the grinding process. its been about a week now and the ground flax that i still have has retained some moisture, get them to sprout and i think you will be on your way

i wish i could tell you, my brother likes to eat the seed and he is kind of a health freak so he was the one that sprouted them. i just asked if i could have some to grind and give to my crickets. im going to start sprouting them myself and i should have a better answer for you soon

Flax seeds are full of nutrients so what i did was sprout some seeds and then grind they up and fed them to my crickets to see what would happen. it seems like the crickets really like the flax seeds they have been going crazy for them. just thought i would share in case anyone is interested in...

well i will definitely try that and let you know how it goes, i had a veiled a few years ago and he didn't really like worms so much so i hope Romeo does

well everything sounds good to me im not sure what to tell you