palegothicangel

gotta love baldric. although the 1 2 3 many also aplies to trolls in terry pratchett books

at the moment they live above one of the stick insect tanks... this is my first go at trying to look after beetle type insects, i was told mad' were one of the easyer ones.

i uesed to want to go in to the film industry doing costumes but i wasn't very good at the patience of sewing so i only got a c in it. in your last 2 years of senior school (12-16) you get to pick what classes you want to stick at. the first few years you do a bit of everything from metal work to geography, you have your basics... science maths and english that you have to do but then you have to pick between history and geography for one class french spanish or german for the second, art textyles metalwork home economics or physical studies for your last 2. i don't know what it's like now because that's a pants system...

okay i should have done this first but hey... my name is eva-louise fowler, i'm 27, live about 45 mins by train from london. i'm a tattoo artist with my otherhalf. i have 2 royal (ball) pythons 1 rosy boa 2 russian blue aguti rats a red kneed turantular many stick insects of varying species some sun beetle grubs and some mad' hissing roaches... i paint and do photography in my spare time. and am about to start an online starter course in forensics.. at school i did the normals, art, science, french, english, maths, history, and textiles. did a level psychology, media studies, buisness studies, photograph, IT, and art i did AS level geology, and HND fine art. i'm learning japanese with my mum.. have an intrest in archiology and anthropoloy and paleontoloy. i'm dislexic so my spelling is realy bad... my other half used to draw for comics, we have a motor bike and i could be catagorised as a "goth" but i don't think it fits very well other than wearing black for practical reasons. i do larp in derby with about 3000 other people. (running round hitting eachother with swords dressed as a kitsune.. lol! ) anyway.. hi

nex time you could weigh them all then the bucket then one and you'd be able to work out rougly how many you had, lol! but i think baldric from blackadder counting comes in to play here... 1, 2, 3, many

hi

i had to make it look fairy nice because they are in out living room with all our other pets.

they're lovely

"Guess you've started an industry standard...calculating qty of roaches in liters!" or hang it up and calculate it in weight?

they are some nice photos

abroad sound so odd... lol! ooo exotic england where you get mugged by passing hedgehogs england or at lest the bit of it where i live is bland.... this is my photography page.... me where i live: harlow harlow don't have any pics of my new pets yet but here's some of my other ones: stick insect: stick me and rats taken by a mate: ratties my rosy boa (hdr) : rosy boa me and my royal (ball) python taken by chiledcoder: royal python

thank you for your replies there's 6 of them (each is 1"- 1 1/2" ) in a 15" by 8" 10" clear plastic box with about 80 2.5mm holes drilled round the top edge filles with 1/2 cm of grit then 3" of a mix of composts and molched oak/bramble/birch/elder leaves and a few grass seeds in the corner for hiding in with a 4" by 10" rotted (not mouldy just soft with the bark comming off) apple branch and a 8" by 2" birch branch at the back and some cork bark in the corner. they also have a natural sponge in a small 2" dish that's damp and i've been spreying them once every 2 days to keep it moist because it's been so hot here. it stays fairy humid in there because of the soil. i've been leaving the food in for 3 days because it's so hot this summer it goes of after that. but i've been leaving it in the same place so they know where it is. like i said they have been eating it just doesn't seem like that much. carp pellets are mostly plancton and very small creatures dried and powdered aren't they? i'll try them with it and see if they like it

hi, i'm new so this is my first post. my names eva i'm from england. i just got myself some hissing cockroaches, i first looked online for info on keeping them, as you do before getting a pet, and thought i'd got it all down. i got my babies the otherday, they still have a lot of growing to do. i read that they are truely herbivores, only eating fruit and vedge and either cuttlefish or egg shell for calcium. but i've tried apple pinapple peach pear bannana sweet potato and cucumber over the last week and they seem to have only had a small nibble at the apple. on here there's people saying feed them dry dog food, but surely they wouldn't eat anything like this in the wild especialy if they are not meat eaters? it was suggested i get some of the insect feeder fruit jelly crystals. if anyone on here has found what they like best it'd be greatly apreciated. i don't want to kill them before they're full grown.