Keith
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Photos I took of this species http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/24125218
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Adult females are usually last resort for feeding most don't feed them off ever.
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That's a female right?
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We have them here but no figs grow here, they attack peaches and sometimes apples.
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Did you find him or buy him?
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On the sides nymphs usually have 4 white spots http://th03.deviantart.net/fs70/200H/i/2014/142/3/c/nymphs_by_izusa-d7jamg4.jpg Abdomen lines usually will be white and visible where adults will have tiny segments on abdomen not white. -
There is oak and maple here they live under rotting trees
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Cock is another word for what's between a mans legs, you know, his part....
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Here is a photo http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/2360013
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They are mixed colored bodies.
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My roaches liked Figs and ate seeds without harm, dubia nibbled but hissers really enjoyed them.
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As a kid people used to kill bugs in front of me when they knew I liked them, all it did was remind me of future animal/people abusers. Liking bugs made finding friends hard but it wasn't the worst thing as I got older people were indifferent about it. I got a tattoo of a scorpion because of my love for bugs.
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Hope you feel better, my cousin had mono after a tick bite and was out of school for a year.
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On Long Island I find nymphs that are orange and black are they wood roaches? The other roach you have I don't find but in Massachusetts they were plentiful nymphs were found in pinecones
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Cool! What happened to the baby Hisser in the 2nd photo looks like it got bit!
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Orange heads love cat food, cooked beef, and cooked turkey or chicken (especially dark meat). But they also need fruit and veggies like bananas, apples, and romaine lettuce. They took eat oak leaves.
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The snails look very similar to what I see here, I think they are called garlic snails.
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Maybe pregnant? (hope this is in the right spot)
Keith replied to husker's topic in Breeding and Nymph Issues
If she is its early on, impossible to tell by looking unless she's getting fatter and fatter. Also if males refuse to court her might be an indication, but again not a sure way. -
My hissers eat spinach and romaine lettuce which is green and they do fine. I've offered both green and brown Oak leaves, the hissers go to the green leaves immediately, but if I only have brown they nibble on them.
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Mine like Oak
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He got slower and wings tore up a little from burrowing and natural wear, but that's it.
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Yup they do that!
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New Salamander Fungus Found: Are More Pet Trade Regulatioons to Follow?
Keith replied to bronxzoofrank's topic in Reptiles
If you can post a photo I can help Id. -
2 1/2 years ago I happen to get a starving discoid nymph in a batch of dubia. I kept it and it grew up living with the dubia and was a male. Besides 6 month growing period they say they live for a year, mine ended up living 2 years as an adult and being male which normally live shorter than females that's a long time! He died of old age just stopped eating suddenly and died few days later.
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New Salamander Fungus Found: Are More Pet Trade Regulatioons to Follow?
Keith replied to bronxzoofrank's topic in Reptiles
I have a chinese Firebelly newt I got a Long time ago, it's been many years since I've seen any for sale I think they are going to stop selling them.
