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According to this http://doubleds.org/contactus.html, dubias have more protein, but otherwise similar nutritionally. B. Dubias are a breeze to breed, which helps offset the cost of keeping chams. But I will admit, my chams seem to enjoy crickets more than any other feeder. Their slow, clumsy...

Great job Anne! He is lucky to have you. I knew he'd come around ;)

Funny how chams can be picky eaters, huh? Kinda like kids. I've fed my chams "exotic" feeders such as dubias, mealworms, waxworms, Egyptian mantids, with varying interest ranging from "maybe I'll take a bite", "OK, but it's not my favorite," to "No way!"... But everybody's favorite is the humble...

Hey Anne, I've been very busy lately and hardly have time to get on the forums. How are your babies doin'? I know he sells mealworms as well, but not sure about other feeders. I only occasionally order crickets, and lazy H is the best so far. As you know, I breed dubias and that's their main...

Anybody going? Me and my wife will be there tomorrow ready with a camera and my wallet. Hoping to find some good deals. Venomous snake display will be interesting. Anybody been to a Repticon? This will be my first. Will post about how it went after the show.

Just wanted to say that I was very happy with my bulk cricket order from them. I know some members here recommend them, so I gave Brad a call. Superb packaging...better than my previous supplier. Serious over count. Consistent sizes. And...great price! They are setting up a website soon, but you...

Wow, what an awful experience. I am wary of incubators. I have an old hovabator, but I wouldn't trust panther eggs with it.

Thank you! going by your avatar, could you compare the colors of your Cham at 4 months, to him as an adult? I'm hoping Krakatoa will get a lot more vivid.

Thanks! I spoil them rotten (& my girls!) today was dubias, crickets, and a waxwork treat for everyone.

You always crack me up! Yeah, I didn't see any Nosy Faly offerings from the Kammers, so I had to get my guys elsewhere.

Thank you! Can't wait to see their mature colors.

Yeah, I have been looking at gram scales. Saw a very nice, accurate, good-rangeed one that was intended for large birds and came with a wooden perch. It's on my "to buy" list!

what makes me nervous is Kraken seems bigger (just look at the base of his tail!), but is about a month younger than Krakatoa! Think I am gonna up Crack-A-Toe's food so he can beef up. Kraken also seemed to be more "puffy" than Crack-A-Toe during picture time...he's a little more nervous. Hope...