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just some pics of Castanza and Cinnamon

Small crickets and they loooooove fruit flies :) ( as a snack )

lol lol

do they both pattern up? Im not sure what you mean by that one stays one one side and the other on the other side... they behave pretty neutral i think, this is the only strange behavior i have seen towards each other, other than that that castanza is more difficult to feed than cinnamon, he...

Could it be because they are both males???

Okay, so i set a dish (ashtray) with crickets in it right under Castanza (suspected male) He moves slightly away from dish than just looks at cricktes but doesn't seem interested. From across the tank comes cinnanom praying on the crickets from a higher branch but not attacking, suddenly...

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Thank you all sooo much for the advice :) i should get the hang of this soon enough

I dont really want to hand feed because i am absolutly frightened by crickets on my hand or anywhere else.... its just they are fast and they jump i dont trust them.

I had a rough green snake, I bought when i was 13 from a reptile show.

Thanks for all your help guys.... ill try out the cup thing or the jar, i dont think ill be putting any more crickets in the cage cuz Im super scared now that they might eat my Castanza and Cinnamon but i guess i can just leave some food at the bottom so they stay away. I feed my crickets but...

Oh, one other thing..... is there anything i can put in the cage so that the crickets will come out like a specific food or something... i dont really want to feed them but if my pygmy's can eat them it'll be fine as long as they dont breed or grow large.

I have trouble feeding my two pygmy's because the base is coco substrate and forest moss on top... When i try to place the crickets near where costanza (male who's mainly always at bottom) is they hop away or go into the ground... i get lucky with cinnamon sometimes because shes on the thick...

Thank you, I think their doing okay, its a bit difficult to feed them though, Cinnimon is the girl and Costanza is the boy lol

I have bought a pair of pygmy's a 2 weeks ago and there is still some dead skin left on cinimons back, head and tail, its not too much but it doesn't seem to be comming off. Any advice.... should i provide assistance to try and remove some of it?

When my humidity goes way too down i put a rock (about the size of a hand/palm) in the microwave for about 30-40 seconds and then put it about half way in water, the steam causes humididty instantly and it last as long the rock stays hot.... i spray the rock on top a couple times it works pretty...

yeah i bought this container for $14.00, they were supposed to be rehatching, with the larva in there but i put them all in and now there is mold or something growing in there but it may just be the flies im not sure i haven't really done this before.:confused: