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Look up wireworms, they are the larval form of many species of click beetles. They look like mealworms, not as big as superworms though.

The wood in your house is likely pressure treated, so I wouldn't feed the termites to your beardie.

Dragons have likes and dislikes. My dragon loved BSFL and butterworms then the next order decided he didn't like the BSFL at all and will eat the butterworms reluctantly. Roaches get devoured every time however. So far he has refused crickets too but loves his veggies. Some are picky, some not...

Mine started turning off at times, but would come back on. Useally it was off for no more than a half hour. They do have a one year warrenty on them if you remember to send the card in. But now I have read that they are causing some problems with reptiles. Thanks,

:oops: oops, it was right at the top, I didn't even see it. :oops: Sorry, I was in kinda a hurry when I wrote it. Next time I will look FIRST before posting.

Thanks alot. I will see if I can find the post you are talking about. I haven't been on this forum for awhile.

I'll look into that brand. Thanks. But I am curious, is anyone eles having a problem with this brand?

Anyone use the Power Sun Mercury Vapor bulb? I have been using them for my beardie and have had two blow out in less than a year. I didn't send the warenty card in the first and forgot then it was too late for the second. :banghead: Anyone else have this problem or is it just me :?: I don't...

The superworms can bite BUT, they can not hurt your dragon. Anna

LLLReptle.com , cheapest I have found and fast.

I get my crickets from lllreptile.com. They cost about $20 for 1000 with shipping. 2000 is about $34. I get my crickets in about 2 days from when I ordered.

Has anyone fed their dragon daylilies? I saw it on the Beautifuldragon site that they are ok to feed. I have a few plants in the yard and no chems are ever used on them. I am also going to make a new garden this year and plan on some flowers that Stubbs can eat. He is also getting his own spot...

I was given a can of them and the grasshopers. My beardie loved them, so did my cats. :? As a treat I think they are fine. I also like to keep something like that on hand as "emergancy food". This is my opion.

It was a Dermestis beetle larvae, most likely. Harmless to your dragon. Dermestis beetles eat just about anything that is animal matter.They are eating the shed exoskelatons of the crickets and the dead one's too. They will also eat feathers, hides, leather, horn and on and on.

I get my crickets from LLLreptile.com. They are great and very cheap. The price includes shipping. I get 2,000 at a time for a about $35.00, 1,000 is $20.00. This is the best price that I have found with shipping. So far the crickets have gotten here in a day or two. They have great to deal...

I give a bit of the dried Nori sheet to my dragon when I give some to my fish. It is a treat, not a staple.

Great, thanks. The Solar glo is about 1/2 the price of the other bulbs.

My beardie, Stubs, just got a bigger home and I want to get him a mercury vapor bulb. One site I looked at has 3 different brands, Exo Terra Solar Glo, T-Rex Flood Active UV Heat Bulb or Zoo Med PowerSun. Is there a difference between the brands? Is one better then the others? Thanks

I feed Nori sheets(dried seaweed) to my fish, crickets and beardie. Kelp would also be good.

Unless you seprate male roaches from the females they are going to breed. You don't have to do anything special to get them to breed. If you are going to keep them for feeders they are going to breed.