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you can also flip the container upside down so the frass (worm poop) falls away from the food. Empty the frass often.

You had me at "threw this together"! :) Bioactive, yes? I know there are many threads I have seen on how to set up bio...but would you share your method? And, what kind of wood is that in back left corner? Tanks...

you are my hero

Ledges are great, especially when used as above in Beman's link. Be sure to install ledges before you assemble your enclosure, if possible - much easier. I agree on the sticks...I've used a lot of wood found on hikes...I choose dead wood with bark already fallen away - easier to wipe off and no...

Always unsettling (understatement).....

wait....cricket popcorn? Whadid I miss? (* waving hi from Denver...)

Funny how this hobby leads to carpentry ;) I just finished a rolling shelf cart for my one enclosure, perfectly fits and room for bugs and mister on shelves underneath. Looked around forever but nothing quite worked so decided to build from scratch. Was schooled in basic carpentry pitfalls, and...

(what's one more lizard?)

A moat, plus:

sounds good, thanks!

got it. Thank you :)

Thanks. Just want to be sure I'm understanding.... no need for 2 days a week? (yes, I have a male, approx 6 mos now.) So...reduce feeding to every other day when he is 10-12 mos old? Keep feeding amounts the same?

with great power comes great responsibility :)

tarsal spurs denote a male

......sigh.....

How did you eventually decide it was time to help? Did you say earlier that you could hear them trying to emerge?

Handsome fella. If it's any consolation, boys never really grow up ;) wish I could hold Pete like that...

Ah, that sounds more like it! I used to foster Monarchs and they took about 7-10 days...but at least with them the chrysalis turns dark before they emerge :)

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I just give him a One-a-day chewable and call it a day. ;)