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Unfortunately, no. Kinda hurt when it bite, so i tossed it. I didn't think about it until my arm started itching. I thought it might have been more common

Odd question.... I got stunger/bit by a little bug that was in with the roaches. It had pinchers on it's head and a stinger on the tail. The tail may have been used to suck blood... as it bleed when I grabbed it. And the bite itches now. It wasn't an earwig, but was light grey with black...

It's only been a few week since his return, but I think he's fully recovered. When I found him, he was flat. Now he is nice and meatie: http://www.justin.tv/arcais2

The only thing I've seen is the biopod: http://www.thebiopod.com/. If you are handy enough, you may be able to rig your own. I've got silkworms and roaches going now. I think if I added PWs, that would push my wife over the edge :blob5:

I'm still working on getting mine going, but the female are suppose to produce about 20 to 30 babies a month. My small beardies that are only a few month old would wipe that out in a day easily. For male to female ratio, I'm heard 1 to 3 to as low as 1 to 10. Basically, you don't need that...

I ended up getting the tree at the nursery as well. Turns out it's about 9 feet tall, and that was the small one. I have a lot of room in my yard, and we like a variety of trees... so not a big deal. But if you want to control the size, you're better off with the seeds. Plus for $3.. who...

As far as handling, I use Jason's bucket method (http://theroachguy.com/caresheet.htm). I then go one step further and sort the males from female. Most of the males go to food. When my beardies see me go for the roach bin, the run to the glass and wait. They rarely wait for me even to pour...

To funny, my moths just finished breeding. I just bought seeds from http://www.alchemy-works.com/morus_alba.html. It was a fraction of the price of some silkworm sites. I also found out that my local nursery has white mulberry in stock, so I'm going to swing over there today.

My new beardie from Citrus Dragons: Apollo

Drake is doing very well. He seems to be enjoying his bath time, thanks for that suggestion. He's eating like a horse and pooping daily. His own tank is almost done, which is good because he is EXTREMELY active... making up for lost time I guess :D

He was warming himself up this morning and already had a nice big poop :blob5: I'll give him a bath today, great idea.

About 5 or 6 months ago, my beardie escaped from a mesh enclosure. Although we searched for days, he was no where to be found. My garage (Man Cave) was not exactly the most organized either. Today I was setting up a new enclosure for my feeders to keep them warmer. I was cleaning up the...

Thanks all. Hopefully others have read this and realized they had the same situation, and then fixed it. New beardie on the way soon. My son has been asking constantly

Hard way to learn, but the wood was ON TOP of the sand. It was only about an inch and a half, but he had been burrowing little tunnels under. My guess is that it created a pivot point that slid just enough to pin a baby. Mental note, push it ALL the way down to the floor. :banghead:

There is some debate as to the use of sand or not. I've only read about the possibility of impaction, but there is another danger. I came home to find that my dragon had burrowed under a log and it had pinned him... to death :cry:

I'm sure Jeff will jump in here, but the parents of mine came from Bloodbank Dragons and Dachiu. I got my red from Jeff... AMAZING

It's been down in the 40s and 50s at night. And yes, Californians can survive at low temps :D

Thanks. The zilla has a good price, and that was the one I was looking at. Zoomed was a little cheaper, but Flukers was A LOT more.

I see a lot of posts recommending the use of a CHE. However not a lot of brands mentioned, and if they are it's usually followed by "not the best, but..." So, what is the best CHE for quality and price? Thanks

Explains why my beardie likes collard green... past experience :wink: As soon as I put them in, he jumps down and chows.