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Taken (and made) literally moments ago.... a HUGE step forward but Liz is right i think, Urate looks a little off too.... she has plenty of hydration sources though so hopefully its just a passing phase.... you cant really tell the different between the two stools from the pics, but this...

so I noticed Roxanne was milky white last night preparing for a shed, the second since I got them (Calypso shed twice as well)...made me kinda happy since I knew it meant she would eat something last night, but wasn't sure if she was going to "keep it down" or if i would find the regurgitated...

so considering she eats pretty much nothing this is what I found coming home from work yesterday.... definitely a step forward from the utter liquid stool i saw last time.... she seems still a little "wobbly" on her legs but she also seems a little more alert and reactive to her...

Finally!!! they are now "hatching" like popcorn....whoopwhoop!!

UPDATE AND A FEW QUESTIONS.....with pics so after almost losing hope thinking iv been doing things wrong, a couple of my pupae have turned to beetles....very tiny beetles...for some reason I still think they should be bigger..... the concern im having at the moment; is that i seem to have...

thought I would share with you folks... a female dubia that LITERALLY just molted (removed the still lightly attached skin off her myself...) super white....

UPDATE: so its been what, 11 days that I have my two lovelies?.....though Calypso is getting better by the day (im actually surprised at his rate of recovery) Roxanne is still being a picky eater.....I fed her a single waxworm yesterday (dont kill me folks) it was more of a test to see if she...

so now that i got calypso on the way to recovery he has another issue that seems to have appeared after his shed... and im afraid its serious...one of his limbs seems slightly swollen, I hope it will go away on its own but i fear it could be far more serious.... this week i powdered his foods...

turns out you folks are right, im starting to seriously dig these roaches.... im trying to face my "fear" and handle them more and more and honestly its not that bad.... try it Jess

hard gecko life....

there is no dry warm hide as of yet, if you think i should make one though im sure i can think of something.... the warmest places are anywhere on the tile shown below....

the one on the left with the black "roof" is the dry community den, the artificial rock on the right is the humid hide thats half on the heating tile half off. the stuff in the middle is just a place for them to play/hide from light should they need to. its not really walled in anywhere....

pretty much what the title says. though iv understood the general idea of how to set up a cricket/meal worm farm im still a little lost. Elizabeth's post is very useful in terms of proper feeds but im afraid I dont have a clear picture of the actual physical setup in my mind. i am, and will...

well here it is folks... hope you have the patience for a longish read... first off let me give you some specs: terrarium: Exo Terra 90x45x30 (35"x 18"x 12") substrate: zoomed excavator mixed with sand about 70/30 heating: 28W lucky reptile heating mat thermostat: luckyreptile...

Greetings fellow Gecko lovers! I'm Jeff from Switzerland (that little lost but awesome country in the heart of that messed up European union...no offense to any EUrs out there and "adieu!" to my fellow Swiss Citizens....if any...) you should probably know im a strong animal lover and have...