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  1. I found this randomly while browsing amazon.com http://www.amazon.co.../dp/B0038ZQYRC/
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  2. Thanks Josexotics and Marlon too. Looking at pics of phorid fly larvae I don't think that is a possibility but that sure could explain what happened to an emperor scorpion I got in the mail many years ago. It arrived dead and had maggots coming out of it. Luckily(not for it :( ) it was a freebie extra and the other two were fine.
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  3. Yah man, no doubt. When things are good we can afford some extra indulgences in hobbies, when things go south I kind of wonder what the heck I am doing. I think a lot has to do with dopamine. When you hit crisis time, the dopamine reward for something that was interesting, like a few new species, just doesn't show up (or not enough to make a dent in the void of dopamine that the crisis presents). Its not priority anyway, unless it happens to be your job. You're good at the hobby, have taught many others so that's and awesome experience. You can leave completely and come back later and I'm sure everyone will get you restarted with what ever you want C ya around bro! #RoachThugs4Life
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  4. I saw this on another site. I am pretty skeptical about what the AI actually does. For example, I wouldn't call turning the temperature down when it gets hot AI. I would call that a thermostat. I really can't think of what an AI would do in this context. It seems like very simple programs could handle everything.
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  5. @Roachinator @Marlon Not trying to be rude/annoying here, but as roach enthusiasts we must NEVER TRUST NEWSPAPERS https://askentomologists.com/2016/07/31/cockroach-milk-is-not-the-next-superfood/ Also, the picture in that newspaper website is incorrect. The idiot editors decided to use a pic of Periplaneta americana/brunnea. The "milkroach" in question is Diploptera punctata; Periplaneta are ordinary city roaches. PS: Diploptera punctata is common in the roach hobby
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  6. La Cucaracha song lyrics in the next link: https://www.musica.com/letras.asp?letra=951972
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  7. Thank you ! I took a video of her and uploaded it so you can see how she has difficulty moving. Her joints don't work in her legs.
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