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Seems to me that the humidty needs to be raised to aid in shedding, and no ive never seen 1 just sit like that, id mist enclosure 3 or 4 times a day for a short period each time and see if that helps, as yes of course feed him while hes shedding

Yes, mealworms turn into a cream colored pre beetle lifeless (until grabbed) metemorpis mass. Those then turn into the brown beetles, which lay eggs and the cycle starts all over agin, and again. If you are using a meal sunstrate they also contain small worms, I think they are like a flour...

As long as the temps at your location arent crazy, they will ship just fine, however they will have grown quite a bit if shipped with food, so dont expect your babies to be babies when you get them. Mulberry Farms will place on hold on them at the Post Office so they dont BBQ inside a delivery...

Try a high quality exterior paint, with a gloss finish, its VERY easy to clean that way

There is a product in most big home store Lowes, Home Depot that is a rubber liner you can spray onto wire screen to coat it, its weatherproof once its throughly dry, its called like redi-dip or something like that, its a spray can. I use it on every cage I build that uses metal wire, and it...

Do you have any drains in the bottom for the water to drain out of? I put 2" PVC drains in every cage base that way water doesnt collect in the bottom of it, it drains out.

They should be fine, just make a dripper with a "Qt" cup and a small pin hole on bottom edge, will drip for a long time, or make sure very hydrated the am u leave, and as soon as you get home, id say prob 2 days max, or 3 at very max.

Im NO expert but to me misting for 5 minutes 3 x's a day seems too much, that much humidty can cause resp infection thus the mucus. Do you have a drain for the water to drain out of the cage with?? Also yes that seems about 3 x's too much stuff for the little guy. All that stuff gives crickets a...

I use a product called melamine, its the same product as a white board, repels water, and as long as the surface isnt scratched, cleans very well. If the surface is scratched over time the water exposure will get into the crack and cause it to break down, however it works very well when placed...

He's a male, cool cage. I dont see a basking or a UVB bulb?