Breeder Bugs

[FrankTheTank]

I'm looking at dubias right now. But what are some easily bred bugs. I'm done with crickets. They stink, they're loud, and they require too much work to breed.

What other feeders are easily bred?

 

[SarahcoadunatioZac]

I'm working on Dubia right now, pretty easy to breed (supposedly) I'm not having that much luck. Only been a month or so though. They are much more expensive then crickets but its a investment. For the states that's all I know, crickets and roaches.

Sandrachameleon has bred snails and isopods on her blogs, those may work.


Next I'll be breeding horn-worms, I hear they can get pretty messy (The moths kick up dirt) but those aren't really good gut-loaded feeders. More like treats to keep them hydrated.

Praying mantids, but they eat more then chameleons.

I hate crickets too, but they are the most wiggly which makes my Melon happy.

 

[sandrachameleon]

I'm looking at dubias right now. But what are some easily bred bugs. I'm done with crickets. They stink, they're loud, and they require too much work to breed.

What other feeders are easily bred?

Really easy and fast: mealworms, roaches, blue bottles
Easy, not quite as fast: superworms, indian walking sticks, silkworms, terrestrial isopods, snails

More info: https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/74-feeders.html

 

[CLP]

Really easy and fast: mealworms, roaches, blue bottles
Easy, not quite as fast: superworms, indian walking sticks, silkworms, terrestrial isopods, snails

More info: https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/74-feeders.html

Are you breeding roaches and blue bottles? If you are, are you selling any? I can't find any suppiers here in Canada