Space Bandit wrote:
Sorry!

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I am disappoint. You really shoooooouuuullld know better

Yeh it must be a bit weird feeding him live insects... where the fuck are you gonna keep them?

I don't find it weird. You're just interfering with nature to enable a creature to live on the wrong side of the planet in an environment that it wouldn't otherwise be able to. What I'm wrestling with is the ethics. He's re-homed. He was born in someone's front room and it isn't his fault where he was born. It isn't mine either. I've accepted the responsibility of looking after him till the day he moves on. For that to happen he has to have a constant supply of farmed insects, which I have to provide. I would happily provide an insect with a similar geographical disadvantage a home too. Locusts are at a geographical disadvantage in Britain. So I'll make them a home. Most folk keep them in small tubs and feed em a product based diet. I'm gonna try a different approach if I can and let them have a full on environment to live in. It's just that none of them will be moving on due to old age....The issue for me is that I will be consciously contributing to the intensive farming of a creature.
I'm sure the cat would have a go given the chance.... they don't give a fuck & don't seem to be deterred by pain or losing a fight. Probably just sit there staring at the tank..... keep it occupied anyway!
Bob likes to cling to your chest with your hand on his back. The cat likes to lie in your arms like a baby. That's how we are gonna introduce them so that we are 100% in control. We'll see how it goes from there. Ideally they will cohabit and on hot days Bob can be out when the cat's in but otherwise we'll be shutting the window that the cat's ladder is up against and he'll just have to stay out.You can't keep Beardys out for too long anyway and the cat does like the outside World
Note there's a word missing from yer quotes. I couldn't take the responsibility for quoting it