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Put him back up there till he eats them all. Try to get a nicer photo so we know what it is.

I am just now selling out of my super worms. They multiply like rabbits. Go to the dollar store and get some small containers. anything 1" by 1" is fine. they have all types there. I use different containers and lately they are getting to much and too many. Do not mist your worms. Use potato...

I keep them year round. the eggs will be a bit heavy if there are eggs inside, I can tell by feeling them if they are good or hatched. You will need to mist them a couple times a week as otherwise they will dry out. you can put some outside and watch for a hatching. you can also put one in a...

I keep mine together until adult, the females will eat the male if given the chance. They love flies, but seem to be skittish with most food. I dont do anything special for them. they are funny to look at as they just look like a string hanging .

I am not seeing that good due to cataracts and am having a hard time sexing mine.

I use a 4 x 4 x 7 or the smaller one on my site, they cannot escape & the screen is stainless stell. I feed my spiders blue bottle flies or house flies, they seem to be fine with this diet. I sometimes put in pupae so they hatch within a few days, which gives me a feeding break.

Whats a Pokie?

I have plastic and stainless steel mesh on my site. Neither no see em' s or fruit flies can get thru them. Hope it is ok to post this.

Yeah, I find they do. Bu worry about them anyway.

The limbata ooth may show up more.

looks like I just had a mega hatching, hope the springstails do the trick. The spring tails look bigger than the babies.

I agree with the cricket post, crickets carry a lot of germs, have one die and see how bad it smells, where as a fly will not smell, things that eat other insects usually smell bad, those that don't do not tend to rot the same, I go with cricket. I actually stopped feeding mine crickets a couple...

I dont know but maybe the worm dish would help, water wont spill out. Here is what they look like, they have a clear lid on top, used so worms and thing can't crawl out, but dont think it will deter a spider. https://www.mantisplace.com/product-page/worm-water-dish-small

These all look good, I am going to try a setup and post a pic and hope to get one baby. I had plenty when summer is here for the all black ones, but thats a long way off now.

How long do they live? I really want some of them.

the lateralis will invade your home if gotten out I'm afraid, I had them, but they worried me so much I fed them off in a hurry, the others are safe to keep, but that's all just my opinion.

I like then the best as little care and u can have a colony in no time, they are always there when needed, young are produced very fast. I use water crystals and usually once a night I give them a piece of lettuce, or orange or anything left from dinner as their moisture source. They do not...

My roach food has a lot of little grain beetles in it, maybe get some and culture them. The only thing is they are tiny beetles, but beetles none the less.!!!

Praying mantis, and second I think are my superworm beetles then roaches, but would love to try the katydid and grasshopper, seeing the one eating off your hand is interesting, how did u get it to sit there?

The cricket on a stick reminds me of the movie " the Christmas story" where Ralphies mother is asking his brother what the little piggies eat"!!! lol