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Actually nothing, I saw them on a website for a ridiculous price so that immediately turned me off but looking on other sights to don't seem that bad.

Actually I've just recently been trying this, I think he finally ate one but I'm not 100% sure. Either way I'd like to add a bit more variety to the food I offer.

No dubia because I already have those and he doesn't seem to like them too much.

Honestly just something that is easy to breed doesn't smell bad and my juvenile veiled can swallow it. he's not a baby anymore, I don't know his exact age but I'd guess he's around 7 months.

I've been putting my crickets in 10 gallon aquarium. I've been getting them from rainbow mealworms and the first few times they lasted a long time and now they keep dying off. If I decide to give crickets another try I will keep them in a large tub and I will make sure to give more food. They...

Update: Im strongly considering red runner roaches and green banana roaches. If anyone has anything positive or negative about these roaches they'd like to share it is appreciated.

Thanks, I will look into orange heads. How do you care for your crickets?

Anyone have any recommendations for staple bugs other than dubia and crickets for my young veiled? Idk why but he doesn't always accept dubias and I am sick of crickets because the smell horrible and are very fragile and seem to die more than I would like. Honestly I don't really care what kind...

This is probably normal. My male exhibits blue dots when he is taken outside as well.

Yeah. I agree his colors are very bright in the picture I shared.

My male veiled named Bane who strongly dislikes me

I had to vote for this one. His colors were so bright, the picture was very well timed and I just love jacksons.

I don't know much but you mentioned moths. You could wait until the hornworms morph into moths and feed him those.

Like I said, it can be done but it's not something I would recommend or would do myself.

Also this may just be me, but I would recommend a bit more foliage in the front. It may just be the picture, but it seems as tho all of the foliage is in the back of the enclosure. I had my Cham with about as much foliage as you have and when I added another plant that took up the entire...

The enclosure looks nice to me. But I really think that screen enclosures are the way to go. I've heard of people keeping chams successfully in glass I wouldn't recommend it.

I was at a petsmart and someone was buying a beardie with their kid, they were asking a bunch of questions (I don't remember any exact conversation because this was a few months ago but it was obvious they never did any research) and I remember they picked out a very small enclosure for it, I...

Well I've never had this happen to me, but the safest way to get her down (that I can think of) would be to get a ladder and a fishing net from Walmart with the longest handle possible, and gently attempt to sneak the net under her and maybe she'll climb onto the net and if not scoop her into...

Thanks!

When I first got him, the first time I ever saw him drink I didn't have any real plants yet, and I thought he was eating the fake plant so I flipped out lol. But I haven't seen him eating the fake plants but I've noticed a few bite marks on the live.