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They are one of the prettier roaches IMO although many hate them... My lizard seems to enjoy them... I can send one your way if you are curious :lol:

Whenever I raise the humidity in my roach bin the meal worms on the bottom go crazy... Could be related... Try spraying them with water when they are calm and see if it repeats...

Do you have any adults? The females are the largest and will be darker than anything else... The males have wings and are usually a lighter brown... although the above can change based on molting etc.... Regardless, if you have adults these things reproduce like no tomorrow.

Those are fairly young.... Will be quite some time before they start reproducing :shock:

Currently I just use a 100w night-time bulb with an old dome from my beardies tank. That seemed to work better than a heat wire around the sides and bottom. Most of the roaches tend to settle more towards the bottom of the bin and they have been breeding quite well...

Agreed, just don't let the females out :shock: I buy mine locally... Or I should say bought, I started with ~500 a year ago and fed off them while they multiplied and now I have a ton! This is even after a good die off... I do keep mine heated at around ~85 F they seem to breed much better...

You could but beardies have rather sensitive digestive tracks compared to water dragons and the impaction risk is pretty high... Personally, I wouldn't... I went looking for a second opinion and found this: http://pogopogona.com/feeding-bearded-dragons/can-bearded-dragons-eat

I would also go with some kind of roach... Get a heating cable and put it around a plastic tote(20 gal usually works well) Put in some type of substrate(I use an inch or so of planting soil) and stack some egg crates Ordering 500 should be fine! If your beardie doesn't eat them all the rest...

I keep lats not dubias but I also have a light on top with a dome. 40 gal container, an 100w night time bulb and my temps sit right around 85... I've also tried CHE but found that this was easiest and kept the roaches happy.

They do move more than meal worms... I usually get the med sized one for my beardie... I have had a few escape and hatch in his cage... :roll: He seems to enjoy the hunt but they do buzz really loud...

I would try my hand at breeding them... At that age they really shouldn't be having much of them at all :|

I have a colony of Lats out in my garage... They reproduce quickly and my beardie loves them... I did have a little bit of a problem when a few escaped awhile back... When cleaning my garage last week I noticed they must have reproduced.... Luckily, they cannot climb very well so none made it...

They seem to stick down to the substrate and I haven't noticed any change in the reproduction rate of my colony... If they are not dangerous I suppose they can stay... Thank you everyone and I will follow up if I figure anything else out.

Just leave them at room temperature for a few days and see if they ground starts moving... Mine where left out in the snow after a bad shipping experience and I thought they had all bit the dust... The next day they were all alive and moving around again :D

Ok, that's good to hear... My beardie also seems to enjoy them although they do seem to have a thicker exoskeleton compared to my redrunners.... If they aren't dangerous I don't mind having them in the bin. :D Thank you! :mrgreen...

I have had a few of these show up in my redrunner bin the last few months: The biggest problem is they seem to be reproducing and at a faster rate than my red runners... and are beginning to get mixed in with my feeding batches. My biggest question, what are they and are they dangerous for my...

Better safe then sorry :roll: Thanks for the reply.

I just had a All Living Things® Basking Bulb detonate like a hand grenade above my beardie. :banghead: The screen protected him from the glass but some power from the bulb fell on top of him... I am not sure what the powder is, It was colored similar to phosphorus(yellow) but had no odor...

Any other thoughts??? I picked him up some wax worms yesterday and he excitedly ate one then left the rest alone. Ate nothing today.... It has been almost 2 weeks with the only food consumption being 2 cricks, a wax worm, a piece of an apple, and some baby food.... He has eaten less in the...

Still nothing.... Ordered some reptiworms the will be here by the end of the week and I will pick up some waxworms for him tomorrow.... anyone have any ideas why he would just stop eating? :banghead: