People having larger reptiles need larger feeders than one inch. Why should we have to wait 2 wks. 4 them to grow to 4" ? Do they die after 2 wks?
599626
Yes, mine did. It would of helped if they would of came with more details on how to care for them.
599627
mine did not grow they died a waste of money although he really liked them. he will just have to wait for silk worm season and eat roaches and king worms in the meantime he also likes apples. The hornworms were too small and they smelled awfull.
599628
As long as you shake out the droppings they can last like a month to a little longer .. I put mine near a heat source and they doubled in size in a day . keep em warm to make em grow fast and keep em cool to slow it down
599629
I have a bearded dragon and these worms grow within a day or two and sometimes arrives already grown. I haven't had many die although I've fed them all to my beardie within two weeks.
599630
Mine died very quickly and didn't last at all! I recommend much more to buy from a pet store near by:)
1656166
I sprinkled near their (bull snakes) burrow and they went away for three weeks then came back. They want shelter and a close food supply. It's probably 50-50 that they will go into the house vs. another location. All I know is they don't like the Snake B Gon.
975560
I don't know how big you mean but keep leaving the stuff out. I guarantee it will not be around for long. You may have more than one. They aren't usually solitary critters.
879172
2"-4" generally. You might get a couple that are bigger though. It all depends on the type of plant.
424267
Yes, the rule of thumb with fish is 1" ( as an adult) per gallon. They need to have room to grow or they will be stunted and not be as healthy. I always google how big a certain kind of fish would grow into then decide if it will be good. If you haven't gotten this yet you may want to reconsider. It goes through 2 different kinds disposable filter every week to two weeks costing about $8 each time combined unless you buy in bulk, but that still gets pricey as well.
248840
I would get Large if it were me. I always went up in size with my boys, never down. At this age, they grow like weeds so it never bothered me if it was a little big, for what, like 2 weeks? If anything, I think it's even cozier for them and they look so stinkin cute in them when they are waddling around �. Also, my boys were always tall for their weight, so I never went by that. If you go too small, the legs ride up a bit while they are sleeping too. Just my opinion...hope it helps.
450117
Also add raw carrots for food. They don't live very long, especially if they get too hot. Many arrive already dead. They only live a few weeks anyway. I do not recommend buying 1,000 at a time. The seller refunded most of my money without any problem. I live in Texas, so the hot weather had a lot to do with it, I'm sure.
2102660
I agree with Philip - way too small of a tank! Those Angel Fish and that pleco are going to get REALLY big. Move them up to a big tank and enjoy the shrimp in the 10 gallon alone or with a few small, peaceful fish.
311638
The ones I got were very small, but the directions say that as soon as they're established they can be fed with flies. I haven't tried to feed them myself, as it says that they can survive without them. I would say that size-wise, they're about an inch high in a4 inch pot. They have a habit of lying down flat rather than standing up.
1281199
It's still early enough to plant. Make sure you use a good fertilized soil and mulch a few inches deep out to about six inches past the root ball diameter. Water every day until the cold comes. I live in MA and put in 1 gallon plants 4 years ago. They are taller than me and almost 3 feet across at the root ball. 5-6 at the widest point of branch swell. Great plants. I have some 4 inch also and they lag about 1-2 years behind the 1 gallon starters. I get them as Xmas gifts and keep inside until spring. Leave in the pot, use a drip tray and water well. These are amazing to watch grow and very beautiful. And they will get big. Figure 5-6 feet for the mature root ball and up to 10 feet tall. I planted tight for dense screening, but could have gone 5-7 feet apart instead of 3. It's all what you want it to do. Look at pics on the web for scale and plant for maturity, not youth. They grow so fast! Enjoy.
852975
maybe 1/2 inch or less..perfect for small birds..finches,parakeets,cockatiels and would even be good for a larger reptile
667838
I live in Texas, I hatched mine in the house. Th trouble I had, we could not find food they could eat. Every thing was too large. I hatched many many, could find o food in the wild or in the pet stores. Better have insects on your plants or they will eat each other. No poison on plants.
1823099
So far it has been fine for my red eared slider but I only have one and he is about five inches long and in a 40 gal tank. I don't know if it could keep up with two of them. Hope this is helpful. :)
350986
Because ism only feeding one bearded dragon the crickets lasted over a month! I have them fluckers orange feed and yellow diet (sold separately) ever couple of day at the bottom of the tank. Not the whole bottle just a small pile of each. They say you can slice up a potato and use that for food/water but my son frequently forgot.
1522987
I've transferred these into a 1 gal pot 6 months ago and they've only grown an inch or two. Not sure why. I want then to get bigger before I put them in the ground, but something isn't working. I purchased several other plants which are doing very well. Maybe they are slow growing but they were a bad choice for us.
1460903
If you get them now assuming they grow well they will be big enough by september. Mine are growing nicely and it's been only a couple months. I am not 100% positive but I believe they grow as big as dick container you put them in
429958
I am using this in a 55g tank, so yes, bigger is better in this case. First one I got was defective after 6 weeks, so crossing my fingers the replacement will be trouble free