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I bought one of those cheap "Reptibators" to hatch them in. My first attempt was a bit like your description: out of 500 eggs I got maybe 100 survivors. After switching to more frequent feedings with smaller portions -- the idea being to make sure the food is always fresh and not dried out --...

Maybe he wants out? When Hilts wants out I usually find him lurking or pacing on the bottom, Jedi mind-tricking me to open the door. And sometimes I look over and see this: Hilts by ispeedonthe405 posted Apr 17, 2016 at 1:22 PM

I can't really tell from your pics but if it helps, this is white mulberry, morus alba: morus alba by ispeedonthe405 posted Apr 16, 2016 at 11:45 AM And this is a dwarf red mulberry, morus rubra morus alba by ispeedonthe405 posted Apr 16, 2016 at 11:51 AM

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Looks good!

Are you confident he is a he? I can't see the back feet in that pic. You're looking for little spurs on the back of the back feet.

Look at that casque. "Ladies, my eyes are down here!"

You can buy more of them to keep your bug bins cleaner. I know it seems like putting a fire out with more fire, but it works. You'll often find them listed as "cleaner crew", as mentioned above.

You'll want to wait until he's too big to look like food to your girl.

Yeah, the Coastal web site is a little dorky. When it asks you which coast, click the "Gee, I don't know what coast I live on" option and you should see the accurate stock listing. I just checked and they're available now.

Not painted yet but I think we're getting somewhere. This is the 2' tree that will have a feeder cup in the top instead of a plant. tree by ispeedonthe405 posted Apr 13, 2016 at 9:23 PM tree by ispeedonthe405 posted Apr 13, 2016 at 9:23 PM The brown stuff is a semi-rigid epoxy that you work...

Probably not. My 15 month old, 290-gram panther boy sometimes still climbs up the walls. I lined the interior with plastic grid garden fencing, which is dirt cheap at a garden center (Lowes or Home Depot will have it) and a better gripping surface than the bare screen.

A video of the behavior is helpful for this sort of thing.

I think it's finally starting to look like a thing, rather than a bunch of stuff. Trees step 2 by ispeedonthe405 posted Apr 12, 2016 at 11:11 PM The 2' tree in front will have a feeder cup in the top rather than a plant. I have another 2' piece and I'm thinking of doing a fallen log planter to...

Measuring with my Solarmeter, a single 48" T5 12% Arcadia on top of a 60"H cage gives me single-digit UV penetration down to the floor level. In fact, I had to raise the lamp a few inches to keep exposure at the top to less than 50 microwatts / cm^2. Two such bulbs is probably a bit much. The UV...