Minuscule dubious life-form

[Toothless the cham]

Checking up on my dubia roach Colony as I spotted in the cricket water which is what they drink because I don't have anything else a small tiny baby dubia Roach. I only spotted it because I was here to refill the water but I didn't realize that my dubia roach colony was actually taking off. Now that I've been looking I've actually seen a couple. I am very surprised that the dubia roach Colony has been flourishing as it has. A lot of the older dubia roaches have been dying and being eaten out from the inside for nutrition for the others. So I haven't been very hopeful I would actually get some breeding to be happening. Surprisingly it has and I see a few babys in here.

 

[nightanole]

if you are talking about the hairy worm thingy inbetween the green and blue jello(or im just seeing things), that is a cleaner crew, and darkling beetle larva that eats the dead shells etc.

PS: i dont recomend gell, if it dehydrates and gets stuck to a feeder, it rehydrates in the lizard, and sometimes has trouble passing. It is not digestible by you and the lizard.

 

[Toothless the cham]

if you are talking about the hairy worm thingy inbetween the green and blue jello(or im just seeing things), that is a cleaner crew, and darkling beetle larva that eats the dead shells etc.

PS: i dont recomend gell, if it dehydrates and gets stuck to a feeder, it rehydrates in the lizard, and sometimes has trouble passing. It is not digestible by you and the lizard.

I am not sure what you are seeing but there are 2 dubia roaches.

Also what should I use to give them water than

 

[jamest0o0]

Carrots/veggies or just just pour some water in the substrate

 

[Toothless the cham]

Carrots/veggies or just just pour some water in the substrate

OK I will see if that all works

 

[skoram]

if you are talking about the hairy worm thingy inbetween the green and blue jello(or im just seeing things), that is a cleaner crew, and darkling beetle larva that eats the dead shells etc.

I think Toothless was trying to be humorous referring to baby dubias as "dubious life-forms." I was expecting to see worm-like parasites or similar too when I read the subject title.

 

[nightanole]

I think Toothless was trying to be humorous referring to baby dubias as "dubious life-forms." I was expecting to see worm-like parasites or similar too when I read the subject title.

yez dubia are just back ground noise, must find the odd ball thing in the bin.