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Lowes or Home depot usually have it, also try Meijer's

Use the cups :D ...but really, the cups with the.mesh vented holes work the best. If the food is being wasted, put less food, or more worms...I never had problems with the cups

I am hoping the same, my dubia's are doing great, so I will be keeping them the same, same food and heat also. I've noticed they are a lot more active, and quick moving than the dubia lol.

I once hated them, and now I don't know what I would do without them... my pets would make me broke!!

The discoid hybrids I have right now are discoids and b. cranifer crosses. they are a decent amount larger than the normal discoids. I'm mainly planning on using these for my monitor.

I have 3 colonies of Dubia, and recently started a new colony of Discoids and Discoid hybrids. anyone else here have discoid colonies? i've read pretty much to keep them just like the dubia's, so hopefully they do well.

Double Het Yellow Leather Angie Husk Red/Orange Hypo PastelxTangerine/Citrus X Fire & Ice Citrus, my favorite dragon I have produced so far... A few more of the Hypo Citrus' A couple of my Corns...

green peppers work also

ya, I was just trying to give you a heads up. I tried to make it, and lost lots of worms, and almost $50 lol

That isn't a very good recipe at all!! that's if you can even find everything on the list lol. there is no mold inhibitor in it either, resulting in quick mold and death. I have been breeding them for a few months now, the easiest and cheapest way is ordering dry food from...

I use a blender and blend it up to a fin powder, so it is easier for them to eat. also, do some research, or hopefully someone who knows give some input, but I have heard calcium can be bad for roaches because they will have a harder shell and can have problems molting resulting in death, but...

Just a few pics I took today of my 7 month old Hypo Trans Leatherback. And my Savannah popping out saying hi haha

I got pretty poor results with just sugar water my first time around. try to make the enclosure as natural as possible, the more natural the more happier the moths, and the more eggs...

no need to dig them up, they wiggle to the surface on their own before emerging, thats kinda how you know they're going to emerge soon. it is very possible you did kill them I have noticed the cocoons turn to a darker brown when the moth is dying/dead.also, most likely if they do emerge, if you...

a few eggs...

I'm 24

haha, yep, that's just some of it lol...they are very messy ,kinda weird haha

There are really no signs that I have noticed, just a lot of patience with these guys. It's not as easy as it seems, took me a few runs before I figured out what worked best, and had some help.from a friend. But as far as how long, I happened to look in as one was emerging, and it was just...

here is my set up, very simple box method, works alright though. I keep my small tomato plant right up against the screen, all they need is the smell of the plant to lay eggs, which will be ALL OVER the enclosure haha, it's a pain collecting 1,000's of them!! and outside with "viewing area"...

yes, just regular fluoro's. 4 of my 12 emerged as moths tonight, they are bouncing off the box right now haha