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Blatticonjurist replied to the thread Schultesia lampyridiformis not eating.Mine eat a small amount of fish flakes or pellets, they also enjoy passively nibbling on cork and acorn shells for some reason -
hello, i made this account for this specific problem.. i had 3 hissers, all female. it was all fine until one stopped hiding. i thought... -
Dianna replied to the thread Hello everyone!.NOOOO now I have to post more! Jk that makes me so happy tysm 😭 Wow yours look so vibrant and healthy! I don't have nearly that many... -
Yes, I actually stalk it for any updates lol! I enjoy your style of writing on the blog, so I tend to check every couple of days. It's...
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That's actually a good idea - I'm in one of the tarantula rehoming groups, I don't know why I never thought about one for either inverts...
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Pounces replied to the thread Hello everyone!.Yes, I actually stalk it for any updates lol! I enjoy your style of writing on the blog, so I tend to check every couple of days. It's... -
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When I first brought mine home I only had a handful of individuals and I remember seeing them snack on the apple bits I put in there so...
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Pounces replied to the thread Dubai Roaches looking for a home.That's actually a good idea - I'm in one of the tarantula rehoming groups, I don't know why I never thought about one for either inverts...
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Pounces replied to the thread Substrates for Pycnoscelus nigra.Good to know they aren't all that picky - I tend to go overboard a bit to be sure they're as content as I can make it :)
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Honestly I've used them to breakup compacted and hydrophobic potting soil.(The soil worked a lot better afterwards, roaches were removed...
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I gave mine used substrate from an old bin, a coco fiber and sand mixture, and they've done just fine, they really are not picky.
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The P. pygmaeus, now identified as P. horaianus, that I keep eat a seemingly disproportionate amount of food too. Hungry little things. -
Bhjjr replied to the thread Schultesia lampyridiformis not eating.The P. pygmaeus, now identified as P. horaianus, that I keep eat a seemingly disproportionate amount of food too. Hungry little things. -
I collected what I assume to be a white Porcellio lavis from southern California near Point Mugu state park. I have produced offspring...
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0rangmang0 replied to the thread Substrates for Pycnoscelus nigra.Honestly I've used them to breakup compacted and hydrophobic potting soil.(The soil worked a lot better afterwards, roaches were removed...
