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the only thing stitches will eat is live insects.he will not eat anything dead but will not bite me either.i have reached to see what he will do while he’s smaller but he has grown almost two inches in three weeks.he was lazy at first but now eats around 40 crickets every day (large) big poops every day and he comes out multiple times a day and seeks person to hide with.i just moved in my house I was talking about buying and my new neighbor is a retired biologist.he spent some time with stitches today and said in his 60 years of experience stitches very well could be a worthwhile “specimen” I couldn’t be more happy with the temperament and personality he has

[QUOTE="Chris & Stitches, post: 174283, member: 10412"] the only thing stitches will eat is live insects.he will not eat anything dead but will not bite me either.i have reached to see what he will do while he’s smaller but he has grown almost two inches in three weeks.he was lazy at first but now eats around 40 crickets every day (large) big poops every day and he comes out multiple times a day and seeks person to hide with.i just moved in my house I was talking about buying and my new neighbor is a retired biologist.he spent some time with stitches today and said in his 60 years of experience stitches very well could be a worthwhile “specimen” I couldn’t be more happy with the temperament and personality he has [/QUOTE]

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