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@Doublet74 even though that definitely does work, you don't want too much moisture mixing with food. It'll spoil faster and mold will kill off a colony very quickly.

The only kind of reference I can think of is DubiDeli's sales page, since they sell by the gram(s).

I just use a plastic lid as well! It's from an old yogurt container. To ensure it is short enough, I trimmed the edges.

If you can't figure out anything else to do with them, and the pet shop owner doesn't dig, if you freeze them off I'll buy them + shipping to put in resin for collection pieces.

Ahh thank you for telling me! I get the url and img codes mixed up haha. It's working now, I think! Also thank you for the advice, my step dad is buying some right now.

I’m really worried about little yellow. He’s going through his first shed and everything looked like it was going fine and well, i’ve been giving him daily soaks, but it looks like during the night something went wrong with his back toe. It’s red and swollen and the toe itself is like.. limp...

There was this UK shop I almost bought dubia roaches for, but realized not only would shipping be ridiculous, it would surely take quite a while to get here... What feeders are you wanting to buy all the way out in UK?

If nobody responds to your craigslist ad, if you put them in the freezer I can pay for them + shipping and I will embed them in resin for my collection...

They get there fast though! 20 females is an awful lot for once and then you can order again! Do you have any other reptiles you cull out the male herd to?

The Roach Barn sells colonies of 20 females, 8 males, and a mix of a hundred or so mixed sizes for 25 dollars. I bought this once already (will buy again soon) and I can vouch that I received it in very good condition. She didn't cheapen out on the packaging, she used a plastic bin and...

More than likely it will die off, and more than likely the female will die off too. Dubias don't just drop them off, it's usually a sign of a problem. Hopefully Lance (twobeardieguy) will chime in since he made a few extensive posts on dubias, including a topic that included pictures of dubia...

@Lenewen, what guide are you using?

The 12-14 worms, what kind are they? Waxworms are nice and fattening but be careful, they can become ~addictive~ to beardies.

Right now I just have babies, so I don't know very much about superworms. All I know is you should only feed them to beardies 16" and bigger. I really recommend dubia roaches, they have the highest meat to shell protein and I know geckos like them too. However if they are illegal in your state...

I believe the idea was 35 horned worms a week would equate to about 20% protein. Like Holly said, you have to look at the feeders and see what your individual dragons will intake. They naturally know how much to eat of what. If you leave salad in there, and they gobble it all up, they will only...