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just search each at the top. you will find everything you need. silkworms 101 is a good one.

buy them all, because they're a pain in the ___ to breed!!!! Breed roaches

Chameleon breeding takes alot of work and dedication. Almost as much as school. What do your parents think of your idea? If thier ok with it then please, please, start small. Only breed a pair once to see how it goes. Once you raise those babies, get more if you enjoy it. Good luck!

If you use a heating pad and get thier temps to 85-90 they will breed and grow like weeds! A huge differece over room temps!

i just checked.. no residue... the texture is like a chewy cookie but more dense of course

thanks for the advice... My chow is not that wet, I am able to form it. It is a little thicker than tooth paste but not hard. As for contamination, I dont know.... I never touched any parts of the container after it was sterilized with rubbing alcohol... maybe ill just buy 3 or 4 next...

yep, ive went over it and several others.... that's why i dont know whats happening...

good point. i beleive you can get them without the powder though.

Good tip, however, i did not touch any of them, however, The girl at the store where i got them did pick them up by hand and toss them in a deli dish. ---Buying a box of latex gloves next week. ---- problem 1 solved---- I would really like to get a hanle on these creatures, i feel that...

True, I never thaught of copyright, I wonder is Karen is on here? Maybe you could ask her?

Hello everyone, I really need help here from all you experts in the Silkworm department. I can't seem to keep them for the life of me. After hours and hours of research, building setup after setup. I cant keep them alive!!! And yes i have read silkworms 101 over and over, however it is hard to...

here is another, with other great information as well as photos... http://chamworld.blogspot.com/2008/01/health-section-dehydration.html I really need to sit down and revamp my care sheets as well. Good luck!

here is a photo of sunken eyes http://www.martinsreptiles.co.uk/ukchams/assets/images/oustdehy.jpg

good job Sandra. Another sign of dehydration is a sunken casque...

SAme here, I have no problems keeping them.

Ive been trying to breed crickets for 6 mths now. The dirt had to be misted and kept moist. Potting soil mixed with sand works well. I havent worried about covering the containers because the males should leave them alone if they have enough food. I leave the container in the cricket pen for...

I tried wood with marine grade and it didnt last very long, I plan to use a wood bottom, but with corregated carboard ontop , Vinly flooring, ir bat surround sheetine, then silicone all arourd the bottom to seal, These will work with drain systems too at a fraction of the cost of pvc. Troy

lol, I choose fork, not because i want to, because im incapable of chopstick mastery.

I bet you feel better now. lol It just gets easier from now on..

Wow! Good for you! You're setup looks perfect! Because of its size you dont need to worry about having screen sides for ventilation, maybe just a fan to circulate the air a little. Im sure your cham will love it in there! Its almost as big as the jungle. lol