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this would be safest bet. I havnt knocked mine over or found any escapes yet ::knock on wood::

yeah thats what i did. just hot glued it on from the inside. and i lined the bin below the ridge with packing tape so they cant climb out. they cant climb on the tape and it gives them 5 inches or so to climb the walls if they so choose. if theyre well fed they generaly just stay in the egg...

Currently use bio vine, but soon as i own my own house and build my custom cage im going all natural.

oh and i keep supers in a dif qt container. but u shouldnt use supers as a staple.

I have a male panther, being of different species and sex I’m not positive about your cham. I think a long time ago I read feed daily till they’re a year then every other day after that. Use the search button to make sure, that thing provides all the info you can ask for. For better results...

i keep my dubia bin around 85-90.

experience Well im in college and have shared a dorm with muh roomy and my "our", mascot of room 214, ambilobe Syd for few semesters now. When I first showed my roomy Syd he was so impressed he didn’t care all that much about the bugs, although he did express how unpleased he would be if he...

blatta lateralis, but they way smaller than dubia.

whyyyy dont you just post pictures and a detailed list of your daily husbandry routine??????? start small before going big.

estimated 600+

Cool story about this. My girlfriend went to an expo to pick up my cham for me because I had to work. The person she bought it from actually quized her and because she remembered all my little rants of research she got it for a nice discount because so many people have no idea what he's asking them.

So I have a self sustaining colony of Lateralis that I would like to trade for Dubia. I dont even want to attempt to estimate the population so if anybody has a technique to figure out population please share. If interested sene me pm and ill pm some photos and we can go from there. Thanks,

they make t8 & t12

use of the tail

is there a water dripper there somewhere?

when i got my 2nd cham he would keep 1 eye closed most of the time, often both. but he used both eyes to snag his food. i think it was stress that caused this issue. it lasted for about a week, he's now quit normal.

They are major bitter and nothing but shell.

I had this problem back in the day. Someone suggested I buy one of those reptile calcium spray bottles they have at petco. Use three drops (use a dripper of some sort dont spray it) orally. Directions are on the back, simple and works. It fixed the problem.

i thought your not supposed to clean the bin because the babies eat the adults feces?