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check out this site http://www.blapticadubia.com/dubiainfo.html if you have a working colony then roaches are all sizes. if you wish to make this your source you should start now and in a few months you should be able to use them as your staple.

a tall narrow cup works for crickets. they cannot jump straight up. honestly a day off from food should not make a big deal. a lot of people give there chams day off from food so that they keep their appetite. if your cham is still young or is gravid you may wanna avoid this however.

intriguing....just dont know what i would do.

had mine (dubia) less then a week and already loving them compared to crickets

http://www.chameleonnews.com/ref.html I would say that until you completely read this website and take notes that you should not buy any

most reptiles love hibiscus. i had an iguana that couldnt get enough of them. however not sure on chams.

i recently started doing more cup feeding since I am wanting to switch to dubias as well. i have had no problems with mine tied so that the bottom of the cup is visable from the basking spot. maybe you should tie the cup up behind a plant. this would help preserve the look but also put it...

was this the guy that was building his own and planning to sell them?

keg should be here soon

shower time?

u have a egg laying spot in her cage?

got em. look good. already loving the fact that they dont jump. i fed a few small ones to my cham and she loved them. i may feed a few here and there but I'm gonna stick to crickets until this colony gets going.

for anyone that doesnt know, crickets dont live much longer then this. so if you are looking to keep crickets for a while then you need to buy the young/small.

i recently helped a friend with a cham that quit eating. we are reasonably certain that the reason for this was that the temps got too low.

i was kind of wondering this too. how many should you have in a colony per cham? i do understand that roaches may be breed faster or slower based on their environment.

that looks like a katydid. not sure if safe to feed.

i think Ren is just trying to make sure that you learn from any mistakes. Maybe it was the site. However if you are not absolutely sure of this then you need to also look at your personal care of the animal. For every animal that dies you should learn something so that the next one you have...

will do...as i am sure others will too

http://www.blapticadubia.com/dubiainfo.html not a bad place to start and also https://www.chameleonforums.com/roach-setups-6257/