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I see, what sort of fruits do they prefer? Also, should I try to keep the enclosure dry?

I thought that I'd try my hand at breeding these guys, but before I start, is there anything I should take note of? My most successful past experiences breeding roaches were with suriname roaches. How different are these from those? How long does it take for em to get settled in and start...

Oh I see, thanks for the help

Ah I see, how often do you reccommend I empty the leaves if I live in an environment that is relatively warm and humid

thanks for all the info. I was actually planning on visiting Chiang Mai at the end of the year, I will definitely look into going to Queen Sirikit Botanical Gardens during my stay there.

I have been trying my hand at raising silkworms for a while now, and each time I run into the same issue. At first, everything will be goimg fine but after a week or so, I start finding some of them dead. Usually they will appear slightly greenish and there will be some fluids leaking out, a...

oh I didn't notice lol, must've been an accident

they're larvae, but come to think of it, it does seem like there is quite a bit of excess humidity in their containers, thanks for the help

been getting lots of these, nothing seems to stop them from entering. Is there anything I can do to get rid of them without harming my beetles?

alright, I shall get it asap. For the time being they do seem to like apple a lot

nopee unfortunately. What is the title? I could try ordering it

do you have to dry the fruit first?

yeah I could try apples

ah alright, I was under the impression that it had to always be there, thanks

I've heard about people feeding dog food to their rhino beetle larvae for some supplemental protein and I decided to try it out, but it gets wet easily, no surprise. The thing is, once it gets wet it goes bad real fast, it smells and sometimes it even grows mould. Is there any way to limit this...

it seems my female stag beetle has been scratching at the piece of white rotten wood I placed in her tank and it also looks like she has been attempting to fly as I sometimes see her hanging on the lid of the tank which she is barely able to reach. Is this a good sign that she has mated?

my mulberry plant recently shed a bunch of its leaves but they have started to grow back, is this ordinary behavior for the plant?

Hey guys, I am going to be buying some silkworms soon and I was wondering if there was an economical way to feed them without constantly spending money on chow and mulberry leaves. I do have a mulberry tree but I am afraid to pluck it as I am afraid that this will kill it since it is small. If...

well to be honest, if I see a cockroach in my kitchen, I can't help but feel a little scared. But I have kept cockroaches in the past and find that dubias and hissers are pretty good pets

or authentic scorpion pearls