Where to buy locusts??

Ashleigh

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I live in California, I was wondering, does anyone know where to buy them, or who sells them online?
 
Here in the uk if a load of locusts escaped, they'd die pretty quickly due to our rubbish climate. So that maybe our reptile stores can breed them. Might be worth asking at your local reptile store if there is a reason it's so difficult to get them. Chams love them, they're a lot more expensive then crickets but they'll do anything to get to them.
 
Here in the uk if a load of locusts escaped, they'd die pretty quickly due to our rubbish climate. So that maybe our reptile stores can breed them. Might be worth asking at your local reptile store if there is a reason it's so difficult to get them. Chams love them, they're a lot more expensive then crickets but they'll do anything to get to them.

its not difficult to get them. its impossible.


The US does not allow locusts.
 
its not difficult to get them. its impossible.


The US does not allow locusts.

Well crap! :( I was wanting to find something my panther would eat other than crickets since he basically won't touch them anymore and heard locusts are more attractive to them. My husband won't let me get roaches:p
 
Well crap! :( I was wanting to find something my panther would eat other than crickets since he basically won't touch them anymore and heard locusts are more attractive to them. My husband won't let me get roaches:p

But Dubia just look like wood bugs! Really big wood bugs. :rolleyes:
 
But Dubia just look like wood bugs! Really big wood bugs. :rolleyes:

Tell him that! lol I wish I could convince him...I showed him all the pros to crickets but he's convinced they're going to escape and breed with the roaches here and make some super species of roaches and we'll be over run!:rolleyes: lol oh goodness...
 
Well.. i can see his concern. I Certainly wouldn't want to be the one responsible for super-roaches. :eek:
 
Well crap! :( I was wanting to find something my panther would eat other than crickets since he basically won't touch them anymore and heard locusts are more attractive to them. My husband won't let me get roaches:p

What about Super worms, wax worms, Horn worms, silk worms ?
 
Instead of locusts, why don't you try grasshoppers? Chams go crazy for them too. And you can get them in the US! Just make sure you avoid lubbers.
 
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