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Hmm, I guess it couldn't hurt. I like using a dish though because I can look in and see when the dish is empty and refill it. It might be a bit hard if you don't use a dish.

Very nice!! Thanks for the vid. :D

yes, that will be plently to start a colony. I started off with only 50 mixed adults and nymphs, and I am now up to thousands. it took me some time because i only had a few adults, but you will have plently.

I am 20 years old, turning 21 in August~ :?

Nice pics!! Thats cool of PetCo do something like that, and its nice to see people sporting their lizards! :laughing6:

Get well soon!! I hope for a speedy recovery. I don't visit the forums often but I do remember her name and remember reading her posts before! :!:

Oh, wow! He really is nice looking. Cute little beardie you have there. :wink:

If you only got him two days ago, then I would say it is perfectly normal. For the first week or two he will probably be quite slow as he could be stressed out and not use to his surroundings. :wink:

I find that every little while when I give my Dubia's some orange, the next day they will have had babies. :mrgreen:

I am wondering, if the bin is too full with roaches, will they stop breeding? It seems like my bin has come to a standstill and there aren't any new babies being born. Perhaps I should start a 2nd bin?

I lifted up my roach bin today and found a superworm eating through the heating mat. :evil: These things will eat anything. Ugh! They don't mind, even if its plastic, paper, rubber, etc!

My dubia have not pooped different colors but I notice when I feed bran their poops are 2-3x larger!

So a few months ago I made the mix for waxworms and put in about two dozen. Well I got freaked out thinking it wouldn't work so I ended up taking out most of the waxworms out and feeding them to my dragon. However, I got really lazy and left a few in there. Well they pupated into moths, and I...

I believe there is only one supplier for Phoenix Worms total in the industry. It is possible to breed them though, you just need lots of black soldier flies and mushy food I believe. Look it up, lots of people breed them to use to fish.

I couldn't even manage to keep adult silkworms alive when I purchased them. They are so nitpicky.. I think its because I love to touch my feeders, and you aren't suppose to touch silkworms. :P

Every day I take a tiny dish and fill it with red bran and drench it a bit in water so its mushy then put it in with my dubias. A few hours later the tiny dish will be empty -- so i'm sure you can do the same with your oatmeal! 8) Just make sure it doesn't mold, but with thousands of dubias...

Ya, they are good. I emailed them once asking if they had any egg crates I could buy and they gave me 40 of them for like 5 bucks. Awesome peeps!!

I started breeding mealies too recently just for the fun of it! I just found babies last night -- they are so tiny all I can see is the bran moving ever so slightly with my bad eyes. I am estatic however!

Try http://www.canadianfeeders.com/ :)

I don't think tossing a living animal in the freezer is very humane.. especially that of one which is warm blooded and would take quite a while to freeze to death. :?: :cry: