Hey that's a great drip system!

Thanks for the help...

I remember now
B. Thamnobates...Natal Dwarf Chameleon...

By the way...
How long do the Dubia Roaches survive?
Do you have to water and feed them too?

Sorry so many ?'s
I too am looking for crix options...our other critters are into the worms more than anything, partly because after 100 crix escaped I do not offer them as often

They can survive longer than crix, thats for sure. Just feed them something high in protein and keep them slightly moist. They light dark areas, so a shady area would work well to keep them in

Silkworms work well, but they're hard to keep. They only eat mulberry leaves.

And not a problem. I'll try to help you as best I can. Did you join the forum yet?

Hey Cam, You can get all kinds of Roach information here http://www.nyworms.com/roaches.htm

I have 1000+ Lobsters and 100 Hissers coming in later this week from a guy in Chicago. I will be using them for the Box Turtles, Redfoots and my son's Plated Lizard.

They can survive longer than crix, thats for sure. Just feed them something high in protein and keep them slightly moist. They light dark areas, so a shady area would work well to keep them in

Silkworms work well, but they're hard to keep. They only eat mulberry leaves.

And not a problem. I'll try to help you as best I can. Did you join the forum yet?

I have not joined the Cham Forum...i don't think...actually i may have a year ago when I was researching them...i'll have to check

Thanks for the info

Hey Cam, You can get all kinds of Roach information here http://www.nyworms.com/roaches.htm

I have 1000+ Lobsters and 100 Hissers coming in later this week from a guy in Chicago. I will be using them for the Box Turtles, Redfoots and my son's Plated Lizard.

Hey thank you!
Do the roaches carry as many parasite issues as crix?

That is a good question. Anja may be better qualified to answer that.

I dont think so, but I am not absolutely sure.