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heres what i have, 100 large crickets, heat from a flood lamp, soil and a bin. they have food, water crystals and heat. its been about 3 weeks and i still do not have any babies. yet i can see all the little eggs. i try to keep the soil moist but mold springs up over night if i keep it to...

lol, i remember the first time i had an "albino" roach.

nope its not an albino, like jon said. its a freshly molted dubia. sorry :)

you can have dubias in fl. google dubia roach laws in fl and do a little bit of research. and why dont you just buy your crickets from a bait shop? dont have to pay to over night them and they are preety damn cheap ( cheaper then shipping them atleast) I get 100 for 5$ or 300 for 12$ large size...

that was a bad quality picture of the albino. But when it comes to genes anything is possible right? the thing that gets me is that they can change there colors when they feel like they need to.

if you want to use just fruit for the water then i would use oranges, for veggies, regular ice berg lettuce soaked in a bowl of ice cold water will make it soak up even more water but it wont have any nutritional value at all. why dont you use water crystals? cheap & easy

i use strawberries, oranges or apples. if i leave them in there bins for more then a day then fruit flys start a comin! i also give them kale, romaine lettuce and cabbage. ( what ever the wife buys that week at the store gets used :)) i also sprinkle everything with repashy superload and...

i tried searching on the forum but couldn't find anything. i know panther chameleon genes are mostly carried threw the mothers bloodline (PLEASE CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG HERE) is there any way a panther cham could ever be a true albino? what about jackson chams?

I know i'm resurrecting the dead here, but i have no problem with chameleons being in the wild in Florida. if you have lived here or even been here for that matter, you know Florida has more bugs then we know what to do with. I'm all for getting rid of some of these critters down here. I...

now thats exactly what ive wanted my cage to look like! good job. and thanks :)

CONGRATS! now you have to wait what seems like an eternity for them to hatch. did you get any funny looking eggs? my last batch had a Siamese egg, i'm hoping it go all the way and hatches. would be very cool to have identical twins or a two headed Siamese.

oranges, apples, green beans, cabage, some dandelion flowers, kale carrots. filet mignon, and repashy superload

66 days is getting up there. i see a trip to a vet if she doesnt lay this weekend

i need some ideas for a feeder and cage rack. i plan on having 4 24x24x? cages ( im gonna be making them to however tall i feel is necessary. so i was thinking a 4' wide rack but i need something with some kind of drainage and be able to keep my feeders underneath the cages. why cant...

lol i had to tell the same thing to my wife. i put a smaller rubberlite bin inside a larger one and put a lock and key on it so my children couldnt "set them free" ps, if you have cats or dogs they will clean up all escapes.

i would put atleast another pot in there, not necessarily with a real plant inside of it. maybe go to an arts and crafts store and find some large leaved fake plants to put in the pot to trick her.

i think it looks good but im starting to realize that with a female,potted plants are a pain the ass. You might want to add some more foliage in the cage for her. just my thought.

you can put them outside, get some 6500k lights or do what i do. i have 4 plants that i rotate once one starts to look a little unhealthy.

yea, but doesn't mold grow on the top of dirt? not underground?

I have 27 eggs ( 28 if you want to count the two eggs that combined into one) about a month ago. there all still white and look like there doing good. Is it bad if the eggs still have some dirt on them? I was thinking about it and i think that it would be bad to still have dirt on them...