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There are different growth stages of chicken feed. Go for the chick starter feed. It has a higher protein, fat, calcium, etc content for growing chicks. And its already in crushed granule form instead pellets or chicken scratch feed.

I ordered a large number of Pallids, Red Heads, and Goblins. Everything arrived safe and the packaging was way beyond good. Great job!

Looking for Red Goblins, Lobster, Red Head, Pallids, Death's Head, and Orange Head. Any amount at a reasonable offer.

www.dcfarms-healthyfeeders.com Any and all suggestions welcome. First time building a website. Let me know how it is.

Just completed a trade with lovebugfarm. G. centurio for some tarantula spiderlings. They arrived healthy and active. Vibrant coloration. Couldn't have asked for an easier trade.

Red Runners - Mixed size nymphs 50-75 count $12.50 Red Runners - Mixed size nymphs 100+ count $22.50 Little Kenyans - Mixed sizes 100 count $35.00 Gyna centurio - nymphs $4.00 each or 8 for $30.00 (mixed sizes) Shipping is Priority mail unless overnight is requested and paid for. Priority...

I found this little guy wandering around in my bathroom and it is not one of mine. Wondering if anyone can give me an ID on the species? I live in North Dakota so this is throwing my through a loop here. I know we some infesting species but the I just moved into a new place and the exterminators...

We have Blaberus fusca which are nice. Just got them breeding a few months ago and now have a couple hundred small nymphs all over. We just listed them on Ebay

Temperatures in my area have dropped considerably and I have 2 customers on Amazon that have purchased Red Runner ooths. My question is how well do ooths tolerate colder temperatures? Overnights drop into the mid 30's and I do ship the live nymphs/adults with heat pads now that evening temps...

Does anyone know if this species of weevil is sold in the US? I have a website that sells in Mexico but I am unsure of the import status on a medicinal insect.

Just checked on our G. centurio today as my husband and I tend to our collection every other day and to our surprise there are very tiny nymphs running around the enclosure. To hard to tell how many have been born but several days ago they were not there. So exciting.

We have had a healthy colony up until the last week when several adult hissers started molting. At first we thought that some sub-adults were going through bad final molts. Has anyone dealt with this before? Could this be an inbreeding issue? Is there anything that we can do to keep this from...