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We have been trying to find an alternate feeder source. Crix as a main staple just does not cut it. They would come across grasshoppers, mantids, bees, and other lizards in the wild far more often than the crickets, supers, silks and horns we feed them in captivity. My wife wont do roaches so it...

I would need alot to support our colony. Feeders are better than gold to me lol.

I was debating it. I could go every day and pull off the same amount. I have enough cages around here it may be very possible. Grassy country ditches and hay fields are where it is at right now lol.

Yes sir. The regular pumps will only support about 20 nozzles. The advanced pumps will support up to 70 nozzles. Get three pumps going with the added pressure of the reverse osmosis and this can be achieved easily. Without the solenoid valves the pressure of the r/o alone will force water out...

We have close to 200 nozzles running on three pumps. I don't know what we would do without it. At first we were hand spraying and that took forever. I went out and got a nice R/O system, three advanced pumps, solenoid valves, timers and a ton of nozzles. Makes life much easier. Marty has...

Went to catch some feeders today and could not believe how many were about. Anyone driving by would have had a good laugh seeing a grown man running through a hay field with a giant butterfly net. Gathered up these guys in about 20 minutes. Caught a huge mantis aswell.

Good to see more Raiden grandbabies. Congrats and keep us updated with some pics.

Here is a little more faly variation within the same group. Some blue, some green, some heavy spotting, some not so much. A big thanks to the couple that sent me the few pics. The yellow cheeks was very dominant in a few and not at all in others.

Two Mt. meru males

Many won't post anymore due to this. Things have really taken a big dive here over the past year.

Thank you very much for wording it the way you did. It is just an opinion for many and should be taken as that. However some giving their opinion dont really know much about the locale. Talk to the select few that have been breeding the locale since they came to North America via PM. Thus will...

Take a quick look at his toenails and his cloaca. If you see any bit of blood near his bottom it could have been a slight scab on one of his hemepenes. Sometimes a tiny bit of the hemepene will stick out and scab over. The next time it "pops" out the scab can fall off and drops of blood will...

Mostly through wholesalers. They try to get chams from some breeders but they require the breeder to be able to supply all their locations within a general area. I was contact by their head office about two years ago. They wanted me to be able to supply all their locations here in Canada and...