When you move the hatchlings, they go into 20 gallon enclosures. You just carefully pick them up and move them, one at a time, grouping them by size. You can use either aquariums/terrariums or rubbermaids of a similar size. 3-5 per enclosure, I wouldn't go with more than five. They get a heat lamp and
UVB bulb just like adults do. Temps around 105-110, they like it a bit warmer than adults do, 80 or so on the cool side, and you can get a fluorescent
UVB bulb and have it over more than one enclosure. They need to be fed 3-6 times a day, however you can most conveniently fit in the feeding times, and have a dish of finely chopped Collard Greens available at all times, if they are available from the start they should start sampling them by two weeks or so, if they aren't available from the start it will take a good deal longer. True pinhead crickets are too small for hatchlings, what you want is 1/4 inch crickets. These will be labeled truly at online places, but at pet stores may sometimes erroneously be labeled pin head.
