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What are some different roaches that are good feeders that aren't to difficult to breed? I already have dicoids roaches and would like to have another colony of a different species. I cant have dubias since I live in Florida. Suggestions?

I buy it buy the pound and it lasts about a year, never had anything not eat it

I wouldnt use a dripper. It'll be a lot work to keep clean, misters are much easier.

Bug Burger. Great for gutloading feeders, very simple.

It sounds normal, when i had my jackson the first time I took him outside he did the same thing. It took him a couple times to get used to it, I think it may have been the wind lol. I also recommend getting him a potted tree for him to sit on. I use a hibiscus tree, easy for him to hide from...

I tried, my panther wont even look at anything other then insects, an that poor anole that got stuck in his cage

I wonder what ever happened to the OP chameleon?

No, it'll be fine just replace it after 6months. I started the same way.

That is really interesting. Now I'm wondering how big they got

Cute little guy. Yea there nice when there little, then when they hit their "teenage years" they get agressive. Although after that they settle back down.

Poor little guy. Hope he pulls through

Need some more pictures, but I'm going female:coffee:

Panther chams make a single puff, piff, cough sound about every other day out of there nose. I'm not really sure why, but its normal. SO this is not a constant noise but a single one

Bug Burger, an excellent gut loader that makes feeding any feeders easy.

Yes. He's just adjusting to his new environment

What about two different species?

lets see the pic

Wow! Thats awesome. Great to see

Interesting, I use the wet mix. I use beer caps as scoops and food bowls. I keep about fifty crickets at a time and replace it everyday with fresh food and beer cap(since I have plenty). They always eat it all and i dont have waist. Its also nice because its all in one(food/water) just get you...

why not?