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Some breeders have had success with glass enclosures, some have found them to be inferior to screen ones.

They just eat, and eat, and eat, and eat.. They have no brain capacity for "Full"

Good luck with him. Hope he is worm free very soon.

Thanks Miss Lily, that was just what I was wondering. That is the reason I bought them so it is good to know I can offer them as an occasional treat without risking fattening the liver too much.

Pics would help.

I have heard many mixed views on this subject, I have never fed any of chams mice and may try it in the future. Just as a couple times a year treat.

Do they seem to be reproducing at all?

Best of wishes for his recovery.

I'm loving that mitsio!

Anyone know? I have tried searching but I can only find nutritive info for waxworms.

I always like to see cham breeders setups.

You would hope they wouldn't show something like that the was real on tv.

I have never had this problem so I'm sorry I can't help you.

I really wanted to go. I had plans and it is also a 1 and a half hour drive.

Nice little man you've got there.:D

CONGRATS STEVE! Those are such cute babies, I can't wait until I can hatch some.

How often can I feed these buggers to my 3 year old veiled? I know the larvae are very high in fat, are the mots the same? I got 100 waxworms hoping to turn some into moths. My little 3 month old panthers won't touch em! Probably not a bad thing because they are unhealthy. I just bought them for...

Bob is quite a looker!

I would not take my chances with an unknown seller.