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[post_content] => Taking a trip to sonic! Just showing off my new finger jewelry.
[post_title] => Cricket contest
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[post_content] => I just got him not too long ago from petsmart and I was reading about the different morphs and cam across the fantasy Frog's. I don't know too much about the different morphs but petsmart advertised him as a regular green pacman but to me he looks more like a fantasy considering the marks on his back and head plus how green he is. Just wondering if anyone might have some more insight on what he may be.
[post_title] => Regular green pacman or fantasy?
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[post_content] => Bumpy the Sulcata Tortoise
[post_title] => Critter Contest
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[post_content] => Baby chicks may look warm and fuzzy. But after you get those chicks in the mail, they're going to be cold and frightened. So it's important to have the right brooder set up. But it's even more important to have their heat schedule aligned with their bodily needs. The fuzzy feathers on a day old chick does not do a good job insulating their bodies. So after you get them in the mail, the ideal temperature target is between 95 and 100 degrees.
Heat lamps or heat mats are the most popular sources. However, some people have tried to implant brooder hens with the new hatchlings. Brooder hens aren't always effective. Heat lamps are the least expensive, but can be a fire hazard. And heats mats are the safest, but they are more expensive than the lamps.
95 to 100 degrees is the target temperature once you get them in the mail. But their feathers will grow and develop quickly. So it's important to reduce the heat gradually to meet their needs. Here's a basic heat schedule:
week 1 - 95 degrees F
week 2 - 90 degrees F
week 3 - 85 degrees F
week 4 - 80 degrees F
week 5 - 75 degrees F
week 6 - 70 degrees F
After week 6, your baby chicks should be able to regulate and maintain their own body temps. But it's still important to keep an eye on them and their activity. These guides are not hard facts, and environmental variables can alter their needs. Concrete floors can wick moisture from the earth and create an unhospitable environment. And breezes or winds can discourage the new chicks from adapting. These are concerns that will influence the success of your flock, and a young chick owner, it's important to be a good mother hen, and watch over them.
[post_title] => Raising Baby Chicks? Here's the ultra important heat Schedule
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[post_content] => Camo is an amazing Paradox dragon. He loves crickets, roaches, hornworms and even his greens! I love him most because of his attitude. I show him off to my friends but he lets them know right away I am the only human for him! He always makes me laugh with his attitude and I know we are buddies for life!🥰
[post_title] => My spicy dragon named Camo
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[post_content] => Absolutely!
Breeding dubia roaches is not a challenging endeavor, because dubia roaches love to breed! But if you want a predictable, limitless supply of roaches for your fav reptile, then you'll need to get organized.
First, you'll need some mature male and females colony starters. The only way to tell them apart is when they mature. The females will have short, stumpy vestigal wings on their back. This is the easiest way to identify your females. The males, when they mature, will grow wings as long as their abdomen. Dubias are about 5-6 months old when they begin to display their wings.
When starting your own dubia colony, you'll want more females than males. The females are the ones producing the nymphs, and the more females you have, the more nymphs you'll yield. On average, a female will live about 15 months, and will produce between 20-40 nymphs every time she breeds. So over the course of her life, she can produce up to 200 nymphs!
Colony Set up
Keep it simple - they're roaches and aren't that picky. A dark, rubbermaid container will be the simpliest way to start. Roaches don't like light, so the dark sides, with lid, will make them more confortable. But you'll also want to add plenty of items for them to hide under (egg crates are above and beyond the most popular).
You don't want your roaches to trample over top each other, so make sure they have plenty of room to roam. If they feel like they are overcrowding the bin, they will naturally slow down their breeding cycle.
Temps - They like it hot. Keep your bin at about 85 degrees, and they'll be content. They can tolerate cold temps pretty well, but they will slow down during the cold, which will reduce your nymph yield. So try to keep the temps at 85.
Humidity - 60% humidity will keep your roaches happy. This will create a positive environment for them to molt, which is critical for your nymphs to grow. But, this humidity will also help control their frass, which can cause severe allergies. So monitor the humidity levels, and use a humidifier if necessary.
Food - Breeding females typically produce more with a higher protein diet. So dry dog or cat food is a good source. But dubias will eat nearly any type of fruits or vegetables. Just make sure the food is not getting moldy. The mold on the food can wipe our your colony, so it's important to monitor their consumption, and clean out any food they are not eating.
[post_title] => Can you breed your own dubia roaches? YES!
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[post_content] => I noticed my gecko has these marks on him. Does anyone know what they could be. Could they be from the heat lamp? And how can I cure them?
[post_title] => Help!
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[post_content] => This is Athena and Aphrodite!! Our beautiful babes! Love to bask in the light together.
[post_title] => Critter Contest!!
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