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There are lots of places on the web for recipies. the Wholefoods website has a ton of recipies and many of them are simple.

That last picture is amazing.

Man those are some brutal pics:eek: So graphic, like some kind of killer caught in the act.

they look so cool

I have a 25 count of butterworms that have been in my posession for 2 weeks. My veiled chameleon will not touch them. I'm offering them free to cham keepers in the SF bay area. just let me know if you want them and come get them.

Great photos! Nice vivid colors.

So yesterday I removed Oz from his cage so I could to a little cage maintenance and cleaning. I placed him in a ficus that I had next to the window sill so he could get some warmth from the sun while I change his UVB bulb, clean the bottom of the cage and the drainage pan, install a handle on...

I purchased some butter worms about 2 weeks ago and have made every attempt to feed some to my 9 month old veiled, but he won't eat them. I tried cup feeding, free ranging them in his cage but no deal, he won't eat them. any suggestions? He won't eat from my hand.

I like the feeder device you have for the sugar water. Is that just a standard hummingbird feeder? My first batch of hornworms started hatching this morning.

I love those orange and yellow spots in the first picture

Thanks, it was his second time outside and he seemed to be enjoying the experience.

Ok, Take two

I had my guy Oz outside yesterday, thought I'd share a couple of pics.

No worries. but dave is right, the large hardware supply/gardening stores should carry what you need.

you can purchase items through paypal with a regular credit card, I don't think you have to have an account set up. I'm not sure if this is what you are referring too.

Thank you!

I have managed to breed some hawk moths that have laid the eggs on the host plant (Tomato Plant). My question is what is the best way to extract the eggs from the plant. I want to remove the eggs from the plant before they hatch. Would tweezers be ok? Are the eggs every delicate. Any advice...

I hope not either but it happened when finding nemo was released. Clown fish sales increased dramatically. So I guess it will be a win win situation for pet stores.

Thanks for the links. I had no idea there were cook books available on this topic! I'm not sure if I'm willing to try it though. Anybody else?

http://readingeagle.com/article.aspx?id=230857