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All worms have their ups and downs. Butter Worms, Silk worms, horn worms, and Phoenix worms are the best. Super worms are good protein, but higher in fat. Stay away from Wax worms unless its for a treat as they are very high in fat.

We have them on sale right now. $7.50 a cup+shipping. www.cnsfeeders.com

Lettuce such as iceberg is actually bad. It has no nutrition and is pretty much straight water. Check this site out and it will list all the goods and bads. http://www.beautifuldragons.com/Nutrition.html Let me know if you need anything.

The only people who use the word "fancy" are pet stores such as petco or petsmart. They don't know the difference between hypo, trans, leather, silk, or normal scale. For this reason, if anything is out of the ordinary, they put the word "fancy" to it and up the price.

Phoenix worms or dubia are great staples.

I would suggest looking into other shipping options. We ship a lot of packages out a week, and even times not around the holidays packages gets delayed, re routed, or even lost. Visit www.reptilesexpress.com to check their shipping prices. Debbie will work with you and if you have any questions...

Yes, pretty soon they will loose the stress marks and have that creamy belly.

Dubia are the same way. They get sluggish when cold.

Its a combo of both. We keep 7:1 Ratio, but you must have a protein diet for the roaches. A lot of people seem to make their own using cat/dog food, but I wouldn't recommend that. There are a few breeders that formulate their own and it seems to work great, including myself. If there is no...

SEWERfest tomorrow, 11/11 10-3. Great show. www.sewerfest.com

We have a rack system with flex watt.

You're very welcome

You will want to drill smaller holes than you need. A 1/2" dubia may be that long, but they will crawl through a 1/4" hole with no problem head first.

It takes 4-6 months for babies to reach maturity. Feed citrus fruits like oranges and grapefruit. It gets the breeding going. Might want to get some more females. A good m/f ratio is 5:1.

They'll love them, I'm sure.