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went to the Expo in White Plains, NY today with JonRich and picked up this nice little male Jacksons.

i didn't even think of those, but he's right :)

lol if they aren't able to reproduce, then where to superworms come from?

did, was told 3 times that i would get a call back regarding it yesterday and today, nothing.

it's such a terrible situation..between worrying about the cham, and dealing with supervisors and employees that just don't even care and seem to be bothered because they have to do their jobs..ugh. i probably spoke to 20 different people over the past day and a half, and not ONE could give...

i wish i had enough cash to justify going..haven't been there in about a year. miss it :(

very sorry to hear of his passing :(

not in a mesh cage, it would be impossible to keep them alive unless the room they were in was at a constant 100% humidity level.

it sounds cruel..but if i'm cup feeding crickets and i need to leave, i usually remove their back legs so they can't jump out.

my males casque is slighty crooked as well.

aside from keeping chams, i also breed and sell arachnids :D here's a Centruroides gracilis(carribean dusky scorpion) brood.

a nice tall ficus tree or two would work, or a ficus/schefflera(umbrella plant) combo. pothos are great..corn plants(Dracaena) look good too.

^ what he said! i used to raise these(not this same species though), they secrete the cyanide as a defensive mechanism if they are touched. defiitely re-pot the ficus and wash the pot well.

i've always loved the creepy crawlies, plus i breed and sell them :D chis are the family pets, 3 are my sisters, 2 are moms. my 'too is a 20 year old umbrella, rescued from a neglectful home.

i don't have 60 chams..but i do have close to 200 tarantulas and 60 scorpions... also, 2 chams, 5 chihuahuas and a cockatoo!

your petland crickets suck too? hm. makes you wonder. if i buy any large crickets from the store by me, before i get home at least 20 are dead and the rest join them in cricket heaven overnight. they want $65 for a box of 1000 too..uhh, no thanks!

thanks for rubbing it in!

$10 for 25? where are you shopping!? LOL. http://www.theroachguy.com/ http://theroachranch.com/online_store.html i do agree though, dubia can be slow, but there are other species that produce pretty fast in comparison i've never ordered anything from mulberry, LLL were my cricket dealers for...

i'm aware, lol. i usually have most bugs shipped 2-3 day during the spring and on not so hot summer days, and overnighted during the colder months. but i haven't ordered crickets online in a while as i have a fairly large dubia colony and they do much better than crickets when shipped in colder...

i've had shipments come from LLL where they were double boxed and the outside box had no screening, they made it without any problems. they were overnighted though.