Recent content by MrWhite

Thanks Esther, I was only kidding about the "no one likes me anymore" comment. I know the "breeding" board doesn't get anywhere near the traffic that the other boards get. I did notice that the bottom of the eggs do have some stain marks, I'm pretty sure that common as I'm not using...

I'm leaning towards female as well

She has never been breed before. She has only been exposed to the male once accidentally. I candled an egg tonight after being in my home-made incubator for two weeks. I can easily see veins now and all the eggs are still nice and plump. I've been keeping the eggs around 80 to 85 degrees and...

do you know how often you need to replace these bulbs due to reduced UV output? Larry

here's what I did: I took one of my 18G dubia bins that was almost out and emptied the rest in the other bin. These bins have internally mounted CHE controlled by a thermostat. I but the covered(with vent holes) tupperware container of eggs in the bin sitting on top of a 2" piece of foam. I put...

Hi All, it's been forever since I have posted... My red beardie started digging like crazy in her cage so I got a large plastic bin and put some moist playsand and ecoearth mixture. She laid some plump white leathery eggs(not collapsed). I picked up a couple of them and candled them and saw a...

yeah, you'll definitely do much better with larger roaches. I guess the rough estimate is one large roach is about equal to 6 crickets. so, with these numbers, you'll only be using about 5 or 6 large roaches every other day. Large/adult roaches tend to be a lot more expensive, that's why...

Evergreen is "mostly" right with one exception: the one that's slightly wrong is that wax worms will NOT cause impaction, they are a soft worm with no type if chitin(hard shell). They are not a good staple because they are high in fat. They are more considered a "snack" feeder for a treat once...

keep in mind that if you order small nymphs, they are REALLY small, like 1/4 to 3/8 inch. If I were you, I would order a mixed size for your adult dragon. That way you'll be getting a range of 1/4 all the way up to 1 1/4.

yeah, I agree with noob. My 10 month old dragon has been doing the same thing off-and-on for over a month now. I would make sure he's not losing significant weight, my dragon bounces around 500g +- 5g. I do give my dragon a bath once a week when he seems active where he will take in a fair...

if those worms were small black fuzzy ones, they are actually good to have. They are used to keep your bins clean by eating dead stuff in the bin. They are also not dangerous to your dragon. My older dragon completely gave up on eating crickets, he now only eats a couple of supers every...

they didn't give you a tracking number? I don't think I'd use that company again. I've had very good luck with the company I use. http://www.millbrookcrickets.com

wow, 8" at 6-months is pretty small. I assume you have all the lighting setup correctly and the temperature correct.

what FoothillBeardie said is correct, glass will block UVB rays. Most people on this board will recommend a linear UV bulb. I prefer the Reptisun 10.0 bulb. if you glass tank is in the direct sunlight, make sure you are watching the temperatures when it's in the sun and that it's not getting...

I would guess this is probably the issue, although, I would think she would just cut back on eating and not switch from bugs to salad.