Hatchling mealworm bowls.

[Zbiz]

I was wondering what does everyone use as mealworm bowls for their hatchlings? I'm trying to collect supplies for my breeding rack. I have these nice ceramic bowls that are little over an inch in height. They work fine with my adults but I highly doubt a hatchling is gona be able to see over it lol.
Thanks for the help!

 

[Scott&Nikki]

I would think you would need it that high so they do not escape. Once the leo sees what is in there, I am sure it will be able to get in.

 

[ReptileMan27]

Defently something escape proof, they sell escape proof dishes for mealies.

 

[acpart]

I use jar covers --mayo, pb, cricket water (covers) and also the bottom part of the cardboard cricket containers that I get my crickets in by mail every week. All these are only about 1/4" high. I put some gutload in to keep them interested and if some get out, the babies are in pretty small enclosures so it makes it easier for them to hunt.

Aliza

 

[GroovyGeckos.com]

Petri dishes work pretty well, but some mealworms can/do escape.

 

[Jeanne]

Petri dishes work pretty well, but some mealworms can/do escape.

I use the petri dishes too, you can get them on Ebay. I use the small ones for babies, and the larger ones for juvies!

I also do like Aliza, I save all the covers from my calium dishes etc. and use them as well :main_thumbsup: