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I started my 1 month old beardie in a 40 breeder, I see no issue with that size tank.

Yes pellets... They are not his main diet but they are accessible to him always.

I would try to find something with smooth sides like that but taller if you want to keep roaches in(if even possible). I use two of those for my almost 6 month old, one for salad, other for pellets. Roaches just get dumped in cage for him to chase down and hunt. They climb right out of those...

That's about the size one of mine was when I got him at 5 weeks old, he was the runt of the litter though.

Maybe a dumb question on my end... How would he get into the walls?

If it is taking that long to eat the crickets you are putting to many in at a time. You should only put enough in that she eats them all within a few minutes.

mine were eing them at 1 month from hatch.

breed crickets (as approved by mom) but as soon as 1 or 2 get away and are chirping in the house in the middle of the night, suddenly roaches won't be so bad... not that I know how annoying 1-2 crickets can be from experience or anything... :wink: roaches do stink less and don't jump out of the...

It's almost amazing how much the little guys can eat... Our two went through 1k crickets and 1k roaches in the first 1.5 months, then another 2k roaches in the next two months.

I'm no expert but ours get greens and pellets in the morning, available all day, and roaches in the afternoon( as many as they want). Weekends they get a few roaches in the morning as well. They are only 4 months and finally really eating the greens and pellets and growing like weeds.