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Lucihormetica grossei (Mega Glowspot Roach)
RosenKrieger replied to Hisserdude's topic in Cockroach Photo Gallery
Just a quick question, and maybe a suggestion (if you haven't already thought of it, lol): If you have the bins stacked, but are worried about airflow, you could always do screens on the sides of the bins. Doing that would allow you to stack them to the ceiling if you wanted without obstructing cross ventilation to each bin. -
Best heat mat for roaches
RosenKrieger replied to FlamingSwampert's topic in Enclosures and Barriers
I'm sure you can use them if you wanted. I'm not shooting for any specific temp, so I just used a low power UTH to bump the temp up a few degrees and checked on it fairly often the first few days. It never got too hot, but lats are pretty forgiving of temp spikes if there had been any. -
That is normal. They push the eggcase out partially to air it and rotate it before drawing it back into a different chamber to incubate.
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Best heat mat for roaches
RosenKrieger replied to FlamingSwampert's topic in Enclosures and Barriers
Personally, I just use a small (5 or 10 watt) UTH stuck to the back side of my roach bin. It boosts the ambient temperature in the bin enough to get production going, but also gives them a warm area they can get closer to or farther away from. I also have a bunch of ventilation holes drilled in the lid to allow excess heat to escape. -
Most colorful species in the hobby?
RosenKrieger replied to Jimbobtom's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
Technically they did. people get around it by saying things like: "I have such-and-such. PM me" As long as there isn't a price in the post or the words selling or buying, they can get away with it. -
I live in las vegas and we have really dry air here, too. What I do for my hissers is I blocked off part of the screen mesh in their lid to reduce (but not completely stop) ventilation and I mist the cage down once or twice a day and give them high moisture foods (melons, apples, oranges, things like that). I have a pair and probably 12-17 babies, and they've done well so far. Other people might be in a more similar climate and could answer your question a bit better.
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Long-time bug enthusiast, first-time owner
RosenKrieger replied to Portentosa's topic in Introduce Yourself
Welcome to the forum. Hissers were my first invertebrates as well. -
The P Metallica has always been one of my favorite tarantulas. A couple months ago, I fulfilled my dream of owning one, and yesterday I was able to get one tattooed on me. I've been wanting this tat for years and it turned out pretty good.
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My wife and I stopped by a reptile store about a month ago, she got a ball python and I got a Greenbottle Blue tarantula and spent way too much money on other various supplies. We decided that would be our early christmas gift to each other. lol
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Most colorful species in the hobby?
RosenKrieger replied to Jimbobtom's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
I'm just getting back into the hobby after about 8 or 9 years gone. I didn't even know that species existed until now. They are definitely good looking -
Most colorful species in the hobby?
RosenKrieger replied to Jimbobtom's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
My favorite species that I've kept for aesthetic reasons are Neostylopyga rhombifolia and Archimandrita tesselata -
Reptiles can go longer than you think without food. She could still be settling in as well. Each animal is an individual and some settle in faster than others. Make sure the temps and environment is correct and just keep offering food every couple days. (Disclaimer: I don't know the exact requirements for iguanas off the top of my head, the advice I gave is just general tips for most reptiles)