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Tegu is too huge a lizard for me. I'm already deciding on the next pet after my hedgehog is gone, a hedgehog has a very short life. My options currently are crocodile skinks, fat tailed gecko and hognose snake.

Someone actually ask me if I wanna buy one. But since I have not done much research, I quickly turn him down. I see conflicting light requirements for them.

I have a red runner colony(a few thousand), a dubia colony(a few thousand), a bunch of crickets that I buy twice a month and also superworms that I buy twice a month. I have a number of animals to feed. I'm now wondering if it's expensive to use bug burger as a main source of gutload.

This accounts for hydration as well I assume? The melted liquid won't be enough to drown the feeders?

Possible to straight up add the veggies into the mix when making it?

So recently there's an explosion of grain weevils in my dry gutload. I have been seeing the weevils everywhere, in the roach bins, superworms tub and crawling around on the floor of my room. I kill like a dozen of them a day. So I have been thinking of switching to bug burger, can I make a tub...

Make an invertebrate community bioactive tank. I recommend millipedes, roaches, isopods, jewel beetles, snails, slugs, stick insects etc.

When I was a kid, I always catch tadpoles in temporary ponds after a big rain. I think they are puddle frog tadpoles.

I wish I have branches like those. The big ones over here are only sold in fish farms and cost like 130USD like this one that I bought back then.

Cut and shape the foam before applying the coco fibers to make it easier for you.

Take your attitude somewhere else. :)

I remember reading somewhere that the eggs can last for a few years in the fridge.

Turns out I have way too many, I have another 20+ bsf appearing. I can't just feed him bsf all week right? I can feed to my tarantulas but there are still way too many bsf. I still have a tub full of them, estimated 150 of them, half of them are either pupa or dead because I can't tell the...

He usually does amphibians paludarium, I think he did a crested gecko which should be similar to a cham enclosure. BTW @Daesie11, he just did a bioactive orchid forest which looks incredible.

I have two misting sessions. First one start 30 mins after lights on and another one at 5.30pm. Both sessions last for 5 mins, I find that my cham usually takes a while to start cleaning his eyes and drinking so he needs the longer sessions.

Not weird, I have 3 types of moss spread around the bottom. Java moss, Holland moss and star moss. I like moss lol. Edit: oh btw for vivarium design and plant arrangements I recommend SerpaDesign, he's my inspiration and extremely gifted at what he does.

Well in nature, moss are everywhere. Orchids are really beautiful.

I see you added the orchids. Looking great.

I have about 20 bsfl turn into flies in the enclosure. Is it okay to skip crickets for the day?

Do they feel soft like rubber?