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Older ReptiBreezes rusted, the newer ones are fine. There's no real way (that I'm aware of) to tell if you're getting a newer one or older one. I've got everything available right now (except XL, just used it for a adult male veiled) so if you guys need anything, lemme know :)

Most games take up very minimal data and you wouldn't really ever need to worry about caps in that regard. Now if you're d/ling movies/shows etc, that's where you run into problems.

I think I still have a number for someone with Dubia, I'll try to remember to check for you tomorrow, if not on Thursday. For obvious reasons, I can't have any :D

These numbers seem pretty weak, maybe your fixture is somewhat damaged. When I was testing a 125w solarglo, I had to put it a minimum of 18" away from basking to reduce the UVB under 50. The heat at that range was around 94*F Just my observations.

LLLReptile Pro MR-148 Incubator size: 13 x 15 x 19 inches Exo Terra Reptile Incubator size: 13 x 12 x 18" 6-8 clutches must be a tight fit :P

The Exo's are pretty decent. The main issues are: 1) Space (probably no more then 2 clutches max in them) 2) Cost, they're super pricey. But if you're fine with that, they'll work perfectly. If I were in the US however, I would simply buy the mini fridge from ThinkGeek, it's 100$ and...

Hey now, that's not always true. I sell: Crickets/Superworms/Silkworms/Hornworms/Butterworms/Waxworms. I can get Phoenix worms but I'm not a big fan. If only Dubia's and Sickbugs weren't 'illegal' feeding would be so much easier as well.

I was getting pretty excited about it almost being golf season. Had a few pretty warm days. And then we got a foot of snow, and got cold again :( :( :( I WANNA GOLF. I can hear my new driver from the basement yelling "use me, USE ME" :mad:

I'd probably cut the substrate. Here's the first (and currently only) baby I have right now (if you can find him ;)) Gotta clean it out today, dumb crickets pooping everywhere :(