Fruit flies in cricket keeper Videos

Where should I get my dart frogs

I just noticed, you have a TRIO of dart frogs. That's the final price of the puzzle!!! TRIO, TRIO-ceratops, triceratops. Now guess what the most recognisable feature of a triceratops is... It's three horns and now guess what else has three horns, a jacksons chameleon. And finally after many hours,days of hard work I have completed the puzzle. (And totally not just checked your Instagram :P)

This is a serious question as I do not have reptiles myself.. Do you have insect problems in your room occasionally because of the sheer quantity you put out? Some have to escape right?

Only an asshole would have a pet frog. They're only any use when they're dead and deslimed

dangit! i wanted to get the flies alive :(

WHY WHY DONT YOU PEOPLE STOP ASKING WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS MANS HAND HE MUST HAVE HAD A ACCIDENT OF SOME KIND AND WOULD RATHER FOGET IT SO WHY DONT YOU 

I dig the way he just kind of smacked that one fly at around 0:12 "fuck you this is my fly"

since your into making videos can you make it less winded. its an information video not a product commercial and its not video diary either. u didnt need 3 mins just talking about the substrate esp since ur vid is 8 mins. more information pls and less fluff. your gloves and your flashlight ? really ? i think you just like showing off your gear and hear yourself talk. if this sounds bitchy and impatient its because i feel like you just wasted my time.

Fish food can work, but it does not have all the nutrients that crickets really need to consume in order to be a healthy food source for your pet. Specific cricket gut load products are the way to go.

my gecko can barely catch crickets is that normal?

Great advice! Miriam is definitely one of those exceptions. She goes crazy with food & will keep trying to stuff her mouth even if it's already full of crickets. It's definitely not typical behavior. Because of this, I've had to space out her feeding session over 30 minutes with 6-8 crickets. I let her eat one or two at first, and then take a break until she swallows/licks/rests, and then feed her a couple more, etc. After the session, sometimes she gets a belly rub which she really loves (while standing, I never make her lay on her back). She's doing better lately, down to 15 minute feedings. But some days she goes back to cramming. I just need to be patient. I suspect her behavior is due to how she was raised. Her breeder used to house hatchlings together & add crickets, in one burst - so they all had to compete to get enough for themselves. However, she could just be the type of gecko who is very over-eager with hunting. She does appear to be growing out of it though, thankfully!

I think she is a high yellow