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Repashy Calcium Plus for everything, dust every feeding, It's the bees knees! :D

wow, it just hit me now that you said it :p .... thank you, I honestly never even percieved that as black but it clearly is or even could be a really dark green. thats awesome. I'm stoked. :D

Heres a pic

Cortez from Kammers.

Looks like an undigested cricket. What size cricks are you feeding him?

It's gone now.. It's so weird. From what I have noticed he only does this when I handle him. The first time I noticed it looked like a scratch, got a closer look and really couldn't make any determination(beside just weird). Then I went to handle him today and he had the spot shown which...

I just heard that a lot of blacks tend to be more aggresive and bite, and sometimes ur cham :eek:..... So, I'm trying to do browns..

nobody? 70 views, and nobody chimes in? okie dokie then.... :confused:

I own the exact same one your talkin about, and it's really nice.

why are browns more difficult?

any feed back? thanks?

done right and it will save you money :D.. and yes you must seperate out pinheads from adults, easiest way is taking out the egg laying container before they are even close to hatching then incubating in a rearing bin or they will get eaten when they hatch if they are left in the breeding bin.

Basically, I put 30 adults in a 10 gal aquarium tank with food, egg flats, heat pad, basking lamp, and egg laying container( short stirofoam cup) with egg laying medium(peat moss). After 48-72 hours they will lay eggs, then take out the egg laying container, put the egg container into a similar...

I just started my project.. eggs are layed, will be incubating within the next 48 hours for 2 weeks. see what happens (fingers crossed)

It's just right behind his shoulder and that little dot up top on his back, on his belly it's red specks. It always shows up (seems to be just during handling) then disappears as if it was never even there.

So this is my sambava, I've had him for about 2 months now and he is doing great! In the picture there is a black area behind his left shoulder.. wish i coulda gotten a closer pic but does anyone have any idea what it is? It's buggin me not knowing if its buggin him lol :rolleyes:... Any ideas?

cool, thanks a lot. I'll be setting up later on today

for the egg laying substrate? do you ever have problems with mold?

What is the ideal substrate to use to allow crickets to lay eggs in?

How is it done? thoughts? experiences? :)