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This goes to show you that modern man has successfully described every type of person in the form of a diagnoses. Believe none of what you hear, and half of what you see. Live your life, be happy, let that happiness spread from you to your animals and those you care about, and I don't see any...

Who's all going? I'll be going out there probably early Saturday to shake some hands, meet some new breeders, and maybe get a few smiles from the step daughter. I'd love to get a chance to meet some forum members while I'm out there. -Dave

Honestly, I dust only about once a month, but I vary up the insects in my cham's diets and gutload all my insects. Make sure you're feeding a bunch of different gutloaded (if possible) insects, and you should be good.

I would definitely go for a Butterworm, Hornworm, and/or silkworm enriched diet. Honestly, if you vary up the diet with multiple insects, it almost doesn't matter what you feed them IMO, they will get to a healthy weight. However, don't allow females to overeat, as they tend to do a lot more...

I use those little Sticky insect papers around the house. They do a good job of catching stray insects for removal, including crickets.

Hi everyone, I just wanted to post an update that we now have a high amount of butterworms in stock, available to include with your hornworms, silkworm eggs, fruit fly cultures with real fruit,superworms, or crickets. Nutritional Information Moisture 58.54 Ash 1.04 Protein 16.20 Fat 5.21...

What a gorgeous boy! I want a Jackson I think.

I don't know if I agree with a couple of comments of "No Smell", as they do have a certain aroma to them if you bury your face into the colony (ew right?). If you keep them clean, they'll be considerably less smelly than crickets.

Yea Dermestids are an awesome beneficial insect. We're thinking of setting up a colony to use in our roach bins as well, just some people think of them as "pests" and that is not the case at all.

Hi everyone! I just thought I'd let everyone know that we have finally finished formulating and testing our brand new SweetieFly Fruit Fly Media Mix with Spirulina, Bee Pollen, Multiple Protein Sources, and REAL FRUIT! We offer it in a few different ways. 32 ounce cup full (1.5 pounds) for...

Nothing a lil superglue didn't fix ;-)

You should have seen the door hinge.

hahaha it's fine...

Dang mutt. She's STILL in her crate. I can't even look at her...with my spiffy little bow on my head...geez..

Yea, I'm struggling to get these orders together, might have to pick it up tomorrow as I have a grandfather coming into town tonight, so rest is needed but not in high supply. I was already cussing because Zoe wouldn't come, she pooped in the house and knew her ass was grass. She's still in...

So I decided to split my head open on a door hinge today. I was frustrated because Zoe, our little Pug, decided to run away, and was grabbing the leash and everything, and in the hurry I stood up straight and hit my head on the door hinge on the way up. I'm going to try to get the remainder...

You might have better luck moving this thread to the Feeder Classifieds. This is more of an advice forum.

Give him some time to practice. Your cham is still a baby! Can't expect them to be crackshots straight outta the egg ;-)

With respect to Brad and the staff here, I'm going to answer your question through Private Message and not on the public forum. To answer your second question, you need to have some sugar water ready for them to drink from a hummingbird feeder. Past that, wait for them to breed and harvest...

I think Hornworms are an excellent regular feeder, but as movieman said, far from being a staple feeder due to their low chitin content. I find they really help arboreal and desert lizards like chameleons and bearded dragons stay hydrated and healthy. I also like to feed them to fatten up...