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I use supplies from toro...1/4 inch tubing and misting nozzles hooked right up to my laundry tub with a lawn sprinkler timer controling it all. I only use water from the hot tap..with the fine mist its just warm when it hits them. Fot the most part they enjoy it.

do you know how much you paid in US dollars?

If it doesnt move...my panthers dont want it

crickets stink so you dont want your supply in the house if you can help it.

Your assignment is to read all old posts on this site until you go blind. That will be a good start in educating yourself.

Use pure hot water...it cools off as it mists..byt the time it hits them its just warm. I run a misting system straight off the hot water tap and they usually will sit directly under it cause its warm for them.

Hmmm thats odd...my shefflera grow so crazy i have to go in a prune it every 6 months cause its busting out of the cage.

well thats not often enough to get the dead ones out...you live where is warm...keep them outside.

For those breeding...do you have better luck with heat under or above from a light?....and what temp do you think is best?

Picking them up doesnt necessarily get them used to you. You occasionally need to pick them up to do health checks. I think some just learn that you are the food giver and therefore they see you as a good thing.

Only thing you can do is give him time. I always found my aggressive males to be the best breeders. They performed on cue so to speak.

Mine get 30-45 minutes a day of fine hot water mist. I free range crickets. I put them all in at once...they graze all day. With babies i let them eat as much as they want. Get the biggest food yours can handle...unfortunately the younger the crickets the more easily they die. So if hes big...

Depends on how many minutes a day you're misting for.

How does it sound like an upper respitory problem??

I believe they should be able to find it wherever they sell insulation.

You can use any type of soap. I tip my plants over in the bathtub and make it soapy and roll them back and forth.

You can also try this stuff i got at homedepot. It is a foil material with bubble wrap sandwiched in between 2 layer of the foil. They use this in many places in houses for insulation. It comes in a roll and you cut to fit. I have it wrapped around 3 sides of my cages and the foil reflects heat...

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Its fine to put right on top. Just check your temps in the basking area. Personally i just buy the $5 aluminum domes from homedepot. Some people feel they dont hold up as well but i havent had that experience.