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They will climb the sides if they are rough, which it looks like yours is. Go buy a new container with smooth sides and they wont be able to. Clear packing tape works well, until you go to clean the container and you need to retape it.

Any slate tile should be more than rough enough. However, check out lizard-landscapes and get some ideas on what they use. I think it's mod-podge but don't quote me.

I think you're good to go, 1:3 is ok from what I've been reading and is about what I'm at right now with mine. They are doing well just not producing babies fast enough for my 4mo dragon. I'd have to sort daily if I wanted to feed from my colony right now. I just ordered 3,000 more XXS dubia...

dubideli is my favorite place to order. Check their specials, I just ordered 3,000 for $90.

He doesn't look unhealthy from that pic like I would have thought from his previous care. Everyone on here will tell you to ditch the sand asap, including me. I've lost a Mali Uromastyx to impaction and won't use sand ever again. I personally really like the look of tile and how easy it is to...

I more so mean the maggots from normal house flies that make homes in my trash cans. They are super gross, maybe because there are trillions in numbers.

I've been reading some posts where people are feeding maggots to their beardy. GROSS! :puke: I can deal with crickets, roaches and worms - BUT I CANNOT DEAL WITH MAGGOTS. End rant. Oh, and my silk worm order should be arriving today and my roach colony is prospering pretty well. But...

Had to sign in and say this is amazing! How do you keep the sides flush so there are not holes? Did you seal it?

LOL Cougar

Splice the genes from a hydra and a cricket together and constantly cut off the hydrickit's heads until it regrows. Feed cut off head to dragon, problem solved. Or start a colony of something, I like dubia.

Aliens, definitely aliens.

~7-8 weeks old I think (unknown age from PetSmart, but I got him the day he came in) - 14g - 6.75" long - Loves dubia, eats like 30-50 a day I'd say (after a week and a half of relocation stress not eating)

I meant to take better pics over lunch and respond but I forgot to. Here is my current setup. I choose to have two colonies, one feeder and one breeder. Go to Wal-Mart, buy a couple bins with tops and cut some holes in the top and glues some screen on. I choose my breeder one to be much larger...

So I am not certain how old mine is. I picked him up the day Petco got him/her in. 5.5 inches, 7 grams. (Today) Three weeks later 6.5 inches, 11 grams. I'm assuming 7 weeks-ish, from following this post.

I have about 1500 Dubia now, in the last 5 or 6 weeks. I have 500 in one container I call the "Breeder" and 1000 in a smaller container I call the "Feeder". I purchased the 1000 XXS nymphs so I dont disturb the breeder colony. The breeder has about 30F/10M. However once a week I notice a dead...

It does seem to be only affecting this one, I haven't seen it on any of the others.

Anyone have any idea what this is? I have no idea. I've looked over the rest and didn't see anything like it.

Just wanted to let everyone know he seems to be adjusting well now! He ate 3 dubia for lunch and 5 for dinner last night then today he ate 9 dubia for lunch! Either he's starving or finally adjusting!! He was a very active guy over the weekend and I'm a happy father-of-dragon(s). Yes, it's ok...

I really like your background, what is it/how did you make it?

So he's still not eating... I'm able to feed him baby food (chicken, he wont eat the squash) in very small amounts. He doesn't want to eat it for about 5 minutes then will start eating very slowly. He doesn't look at all lethargic or skinny. If he's on the ground, he bounces! Climbs around his...