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I agree that stuff is junk. So many better options out there if you look

Could be wrong.. But I wouldn't use it. Easier to make or buy quality chow.

Tillidansia (airplants) are good too.

Part of my budding frog collection. P

2 female albino corns here.. 1 for each of my daughters they are crazy for herps.

Too old maybe.. Uvb fades out w time. I usually switch mine out every 6 months. Getting a Mercury Vapor bulb/reflector kit so I can save some cash in long run

Air plants can be hung about the cage as well easy care low light requirements & just mist every day or two.

Well done!

Some other diet items you could try.. Yellow squash, zucchini, apples, carrots, sweet potatos, I usually shred or dice aforementioned items. Protein could be soaked dogfood & soaked dog biscuits.

Do you have a heated basking area set up?

Gotcha. I would try hanging the lights a few inches above the lid UVB loses its effectiveness at distance

Grow bulbs don't contain uvb.. Or is that lamp for foliage?

is the lid screen or glass?

Grasshoppers/locusts are good too. I source mine from the fields around my house, no worry of pesticides I'm in the country.

Awesome I really appreciate it!!

Not sure.. Haven't tried to identify yet

I mainly use the broms as extra humidity but she will occasionally drink from them.

Here's my DIY Dripper.. Drip container set over a few Bromeliad cuttings 'Neoregilia' as they have nice deep cups. The overflow from the broms emptys into a catch bowl that adds humidity. Fish tank w no hood sits right beside enclosure as well adding a bit more humidity to the air.

That's a really good idea.

Good idea. I wasn't impressed w zoo meds "Big Dripper" as I couldn't control water flow very well so I made my own as well