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Super worms can be very addicting. My cham always try to hold out on crickets the day after getting supers. I only feed maybe 4 a week per pet and I try to only feed white or fresh molted ones.

I had Lazy Boy go after some dirt, bark and perlite. It took two good showers to pass. Make sure you keep the pots covered too.

Congrsts! I'm sure its an amazing feeling to see them hatch.

So sad. Very sorry for your lose.

My panther hates showers. He sits at the edge of the plant reaching out and begging me to take him out. Its so cute but he stays and gets his hydration.

I'm so sorry for your lose and hope you get them all back

So glad he's in great hands. May he live a long life with you.

I wish her the best and hope for a speedy full recovery

Glad you got good news. Wish him the best.

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Lazy Boy says Mondays overrated. Get more sleep

Congrats he's looking good. Well today was a big day for me, after being in my care for 22 weeks Lazy Boy finally walked out on my hand with no persuasion what so ever. No bugs no lifting my hand he just walked on. He still is super chill and doesn't rarely fire up. No hissing no gapping...

Fishing line works great.

You can feed them as long as the hornworm body is no wider then the gap between your chams eyes. Some say with soft bodied worms you can go a bit bigger but I don't.

styrofoam ice chest and a ice pack will almost stop all growth. Don't let the cup touch the ice pack. I did this with my last cup and didn't lose one worm.

I see no reason why not. They thrive in the wild eating tomato plants. As long as your not feeding them off its a go.

A lot of people including me use pothos.

Tiny zip ties, fishing line and thumb tacks

So your giving him multivitamins twice a week? You just said calcium does it have D3. I understand this isn't the problem now but could cause problems down the road.

Thanks I seen it the first time you posted it. Carry on.