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Yeah Go for it and I really wouldn't worry about it if anything they eat the dead roaches and like I said just keep the water to a minimum kinda hard cause u want humidity but just don't let it pool. Keeping clean helps too I'm sure but my dubia colony is fine and I honestly don't clean very...

Yeah That's ridiculous but yeah they are to my knowledge but you can obtain a permit. There are other types of roaches that are legal though I'm not sure what type just google it or go on some roach forums.

Well I have some type of beetle or mite in my lobster colony from letting to much water get in there from the sponge I think and getting rid of them seems impossible but they are not in my dubia bin at all. So watch the moisture on the floor of the bin.

?? how did you get youre hands on one of those.....sooooo coooooool

Noiceee That's gonna be a handful when were they laid? And why are 2 separated from the rest.

Ahaha Nice anole story lol

Hmm Maybe ur right but seems unlikely they drink off their plants and eat from a cup and it's a coated metal so idk I think they ate fine.

Oh And my chams love cheeseburgers just sayin...

Yeah I agree with that post I never anywhere said that they are normal part of diet I just said they have the ability and like u said I'm sure their has been opportunities in nature. I didn't ever advocate that one should include pinkies as a part of their normal diet I even said I don't ever...

Yeah what I said they do because some will I didn't say every chameleon will. Did I? What r u saying?

Lol Mouth not mouse damn iPhone auto correcting

New? New to forums yes new to chams no do not speak of what you do not know. Also iv done plenty of research and I know from keeping them that some chameleons will eat vertebrates and some won't. I'm just betting that a hungry wild chameleon would eat anything that would fit in his mouse seing...

Yeah I do recognize lol Maybe not always but the exception is not the rule and I bet a pinky has never beat a snake lol also ppl should watch snakes eating bigger rodents just in case. Also idk about ur chams but sticking something in their cage doesn't mean ur forcing it, my chams either eat...

Well As far as I have ever heard ppl feed pinkies so a bigger mouse is not relevant. Also im sure their has been occasions in the wild where a cham has stumbled across an unattended birds nest and had a field day. I'm not saying it has happened but im saying it's very probable. Also all this...

Oh and If they are not designed too eat anything besides insects why do they eat other things so easily they obviously can go to YouTube lol ur absolutely right they don't tackle anything they can't handle and they choose to eat it lol I have some beardiesbthat won't touch mice and some that...

Okay A pinky...idk if uv ever encountered one before cannot hurt a cham and even if u could I'm sure the ppl who do this watch....my snakes eat mice all the time and they always win....just sayin

Cheapest http://www.reptilechannel.com/lizards/lizard-care/building-lizard-cage.aspx Awesome idea for cheap cages I made too but I bought a taller roll of that metal so the cages are big enough because the sizes they use are too small for an adult. I also cut a while I'n the top for a light...

To be clear I was talking about ataraxias post

Ahahahaha I'm sorry I just saw the post above me seriously? Lol it's nature....u don't have any problem feeding insects to ur cham do u? Are those not a living thing? Oh wait only cute creatures matter. And what's the difference between feeding live and killing it then eating it....the end...

Mice From what I understand a newborn mouse can be a beneficial occasional treat. I think the biggest concern would be choking but I have never heard of it happening.