You might try discoids, They're faster than dubias, and if a few of them hide they're less of a nibbling danger than my orange-heads. Really, it sounds like we both picked the wrong roach species. I'll switch over eventually, but that raises the question of what to do with all these orange-heads! I figure eventually, despite this year having a low hatch rate, the lizard puppies will pile up enough that I have to rent an expo table anyway (I had a bad enough experience with the parents' delivery that I'm still squeamish about shipping,) and while I'm at it I can sell off the OHRs and switch over to discoids. Discoids have softer, less scratchy legs, too, which my skink will no doubt consider a plus. For now, though, these things do the job. I was experimenting with different types and these just happened to be the ones that I had when I finally figured out how to keep them productive. (Well, OK, I did OK with craniifers and fuscas, too, but the toad was getting way too fat!)
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0.1 2006 Western Hognose (Bebe)
0.1 age unknown Cane Toad (Hengo)
0.1 2005 White-Banded Sheen Skink (Minerva)
1.0 2006 Northern Diamondback Terrapin (Queequeg)
1.0 2006 Madagascan Speckled "Hognose" (Sigmund)
1.0 2008 Bullsnake (Winkle)
1.2 2008 Eastern Collared Lizards (Pancho, Lupe, and Chica)
0.0.2 2009 Eastern Collared hatchlings

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